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... ‘celebrating its centenary—evolved partly from social reforms whic followed the Industrial Revolution. One reformer, Miss Octavia Hill, formed from London’s East End urchir & gToup of boys modelled on the Army. This group eventually became a cad — boy’s ...

... of attractions are the of individuals or occasions. launches of many new roses in honour ‘This year’s crop includes: @ Octavia Hill, named for one of the National Trust founders to mark the Trust’s centenary, it is a floribunda with pink, old-fashioned ...

... three individuals who were concerned at the spread of the industrial urban centres and their effect on the countryside. Octavia Hill, a social worker, was known for her pioneering work in housing reform in London; Sir Robert Hunter, a solicitor with a ...

... gardens across the country to grow it. Charity will join other roses in the walled garden including ‘National Trust’ and ‘Octavia Hill’ named after one of the founders of the charity. The National Garden Scheme supports the National Trust through the Trust’s ...

... properties for anyone aged over 14 living in the built-up inner city. It continues the beliefs of trust founder member Octavia Hill who • FAVOUNIM of the Queen Mum believed In protecting the countryside for the benefit Of people in industrialised areas ...

... of cables over the countryside, the indiscriminate exploitation of said about the inspirer of the Trust. This was Miss Octavia Hill. a pioneer of housing reform. who died in 1912. As a young woman she was deeply shocked by the poverty and living conditions ...

... set up to protect the countryside from onrushing development, the Duke of Westminster turned to Octavia Hill, one of the fotuideis. Mark my words, Miss Hill, this is going to be a very big thing, he said. A century later, the Duke would be astonished ...

... with a look back at the organisation’s origins as it nears its centenary next year The idea was to rekindle the beliefs of Octavia Hill, one of the Trust’s founders. _ Throw 1 in other activities like horse and and it's pretty reports. “ Both are thriving ...

... Trust was founded by three Victo- rian visionaries: Canon Rawnsley, born 1851, a timeless compaigner for the Lake District, Octavia Hill, a social reformer for urban ...