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Very exciting day as I managed to submit our annual return to the Charity Commission on time - an improvement on recent years. Afterwards I went to the Museum to give a walk to a group of doctors from all over the world - it was a small group but they were very interested so very pleasant. Ended up with a tour of the Museum. Charity Commission Homepage

This is a good chance to see the Benjamin Franklin Museum * Gin and Vice in Georgian England: Decadence and Enlightenment (Benjamin Franklin House) Education Manager Rob Taylor talks about the rise in Mother Gin and her subsequent abuse in the alleys of London in the Age of Enlightenment. on Monday, 26 January at 13:00:00 More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/6354?mail=y -- If you do not want to receive any more newsletters, http://chr.org.uk/lists/?p=unsubscribe&uid=3e05edbffb985b71c6b062af1654a444 To update your preferences and to unsubscribe visit http://chr.org.uk/lists/?p=preferences&uid=3e05edbffb985b71c6b062af1654a444 -- Powered by PHPlist, www.phplist.com --

This is the next big festival of history and a forerunner to Olympic cultural events. Mayor of London - Story of London

I am having a copy of my 'In their own words' reprinted. It is a 46 page booklet on the origins of london. I'd quite like another proof read of the document before I send to printer. Would anyone like to volunteer? Kevin Flude -- If you do not want to receive any more newsletters, http://chr.org.uk/lists/?p=unsubscribe&uid=3e05edbffb985b71c6b062af1654a444 To update your preferences and to unsubscribe visit http://chr.org.uk/lists/?p=preferences&uid=3e05edbffb985b71c6b062af1654a444 -- Powered by PHPlist, www.phplist.com --

Work from THIS FATAL SUBJECT A WELLCOME TRUST ARTS AWARD FUNDED PROJECT by Gordon Museum Artists in Residence, visual artist Susan Aldworth wax sculptor Eleanor Crook, and Writer in Residence, poet Valerie Laws Confronting age-old taboos around the pathology of the body and its dissolution, poet/performer Valerie Laws, visual artist/film maker Susan Aldworth and wax sculptor Eleanor Crook explore and even celebrate the terrible beauty of the dying process, down to cellular level. Uniquely, they focus on the physiological events rather than the emotional or psychological effects; paradoxically, they hope the result will inform both medical professionals and the wider public and deepen understanding of 'this fatal subject.' This is an exploration and description of the process and physiology of dying. A collaboration between visual art, poetry and science that will reveal the interdependence of living and dying at a cellular level and its consequence...

This is how to beat the recession american style. AAM: AAM Museum Survival Guide

Here is a short video of the editing evenings called the Butcher's shop that 'Bad Idea' Magazine are running at the Museum James Nash Comics and Illustration - Home