Monthly Archives: September 2011

Welcome to Eastville

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Steve Bottoms

On Friday 16th September, seven members of the performance footprint network group (about half of us) reconvened in Bristol for a one-day workshop, using up a bit of the left-over grant funding… The idea was to follow the provocation that … Continue reading →

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Revisiting London’s walks

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Helen Nicholson

Over the summer, I retraced my steps across the network’s London walks. I started at Paddington, where there was a spill of rainwater that was caught in oil buckets. I took photos, and it struck me that if this were … Continue reading →

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And while London burns…

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Steve Bottoms

So it’s Wednesday evening, and tomorrow I’m off to Bristol for our additional, follow-up network meeting, pursuing a potential collaboration with the Environment Agency. How might we use site/community-based performance to help highlight issues of flood risk (while also retaining … Continue reading →

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