The 2008 meeting took place in The Spirella Ballroom, on May 15. As well as the keynote speeches, there was an ‘Any Questions’ session lasting over an hour.
The full proceedings were recorded and are now available to view online.
Once again public recognition is being afforded to people who have gone or will be going that ‘extra mile’ in improving their properties in the world’s first Garden City.
On behalf of Alan Scouller, Chairman of the Heritage Foundation and myself, can I thank the 230 plus people who attended the annual Garden City Meeting in the Spirella Ballroom on 9th May.
Plans to regenerate the heart of the world's first Garden City, by Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation, held centre stage at the Annual Garden City Meeting, in the Spirella Ballroom, on Thursday 18 May 2006.
A new planning agenda for the 21st Century combining Sustainability, New Urbanism and the Garden City is the challenge being taken up in the second International Garden City Research Fellowship.
Thursday 18 May 2006 The Spirella Ballroom
7pm for 7.30pm start
If you live or work in Letchworth Garden City, this is your opportunity to find out what has been happening in the town recently and, more importantly, learn about the Heritage Foundation’s activities and plans for the future.
About 30 schoolchildren descended on a beautiful part of Letchworth Garden City's 'green and pleasant land' on Thursday and gave the newly completed outdoor environmental education centre - now the only one in the area - a resounding 'thumbs up.'
Letchworth GC's own version of 'Question Time' takes to the floor on Thursday May 19, with the Annual Garden City Meeting - being held for the first time in the Spirella Ballroom.
Heritage Foundation Governors, including Board of Management members, will 'tour' Letchworth Garden City venues and chat to the public on a wide range of matters.
Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation's £1.25m Greenway, encircling the 5,500 acre Estate, was officially opened last Saturday ( May 3) by pop star and television gardening expert Kim Wilde.
The world's first Garden City will be broadcast live to the homes of 1.5 million people throughout the country later this year, when the BBC's premier radio show comes to town.
Thursday 18 May 2006
About 30 schoolchildren descended on a beautiful part of Letchworth Garden City's 'green and pleasant land' on Thursday and gave the newly completed outdoor environmental education centre - now the only one in the area - a resounding 'thumbs up.'
Heritage Foundation Governors, including Board of Management members, will 'tour' Letchworth Garden City venues and chat to the public on a wide range of matters.
Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation's £1.25m Greenway, encircling the 5,500 acre Estate, was officially opened last Saturday ( May 3) by pop star and television gardening expert Kim Wilde.
The world's first Garden City will be broadcast live to the homes of 1.5 million people throughout the country later this year, when the BBC's premier radio show comes to town.
