Kerry and Amy spent the day with Ed of Eyedear Productions filming the progress that Robinsons Preservation (Jack and his team) have made.......... With thanks to Ed McCormack for sharing the pictures below.
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We visited the 'Hub' and saw the amazing progress Robinsons Preservation have made. They have removed all the waterlogged and mouldy wall plaster to reveal the superb brickwork which we think is in a fantastic condition. They have also made a start removing the severely decayed vinyl floor to uncover the parquet and assess its condition. The emergency holding works will continue for a few more weeks and continue to prepare the building for a period of drying out and ventilation.
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Remember, our next event is on the 25th November, drop-in from 2pm-7pm at Lister Steps-all welcome. Our latest newsletter has just been sent to our mailing list. Below is a copy so you can read about our progress and future plans.
Please e-mail us at [email protected] to be added to our mailing list and receive updates and invitations straight to your inbox! http://us8.campaign-archive1.com/?u=478b3344cb41ece2bf272f446&id=10c531cadd Lister Steps are working with Treehouse Liverpool https://www.facebook.com/treehouseliverpool to develop the land in front of Lister Steps on Lister Drive and create a community green space. We hope you can join us to make suggestions and help create a space that everyone can access and enjoy.
Some of the team spent the day with Edward McCormack and Eddie Cotton of Eyedear Productions filming the progress of the emergency holding works. Thank you to Edward McCormack for sharing these wonderful pictures: We were excited to spend the day with North End Writers to celebrate National Poetry Day. In honour of the 2014 theme 'Remember' we each read the poem 'It was Long Ago' by Eleanor Farjeon in the grounds of the former Andrew Carnegie Library. The poem was selected because it represents our feelings about the former library building. The first lines of the poem read 'I'll tell you, shall I, something I remember? Something that still means a great deal to me. It was long ago.' We also filmed the readings so stay tuned! Our Heritage Development Officer took some pictures of the building earlier that day. One of the members of North End Writers, Liz Fitzpatrick, wrote this wonderful poem for us:
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