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... the extraordinary influence of the National Trust as an agricultural landlord, and considers its future challenges HEN Octavia Hill and her enterprising companions laid the strong foundations of the National Trust by the Soil Association. It is a very ...
... of climate change; w hich will have a huge impact on its properties. This is a subject that would never have occurred to Octavia Hill and her founding partners, but whicli•will guide much of the Trust's agricultural policy in the future. ~ 'Such personal ...
... ideas pretty startling to many of those wedded to the traditional view of private land ownership, but the trio themselves- Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter and Canon H . D. Rawnsley-were out of the ordinary mould. They set up the first nationwide conservation ...
... 41. pbk £5.00 Institute for the Study of Civil Society (5.2000) 1 903386 86 1 Hill, Octavia. Octavia Hill and the Social Housing Debate: Essays and Letters by Octavia Hill. 21cm.viii, 136 p. n.e. Rediscovered ...
... lives, and beauty is vulnerable to short-term commercial pressures. You can see that this was important to our founders-Octavia Hill talked about certain landscapes as open-air sitting rooms for the poor. This lies at the core of everything we do, even ...
... ideas pretty startling to many of those wedded to the traditional view of private land ownership, but the trio themselves- Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter and Canon H . D. Rawnsley-were out of the ordinary mould. They set up the first nationwide conservation ...
... ideas pretty startling to many of those wedded to the traditional view of private land ownership, but the trio themselves- Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter and Canon H . D. Rawnsley-were out of the ordinary mould. They set up the first nationwide conservation ...
... lives, and beauty is vulnerable to short-term commercial pressures. You can see that this was important to our founders-Octavia Hill talked about certain landscapes as open-air sitting rooms for the poor. This lies at the core of everything we do, even ...
... Bath King of the hill City centre about 1 mile. In all about 0.8 hectares (2 acres) An impressive Victorian period house set on the top of the popular Bathwick Hill with far reaching views over the City of Bath. 4 well proportioned reception rooms, 6 ...
... Hertfordshire - Bucks Hill, Chipperfield 3 reception rooms Landing with Study area 5 bedrooms 3 bath or shower rooms Barn com·ersion Carden pavilion formal gardens, orchard wildtlowcr meadow/woodland In all about 6.2 acres ( 2.Sha ) Kings Langley station ...
... rather a lot of it. way women were viewed as com- the famous novel by William Sty- answer. It was not untl the 1880 s Cheviot Hill is an idiotic heir who modities by men—Cheviot says ron—has given the Royal Opera a that William Schwenck Gilbert’s falls in ...
... garden 87 FOODNIEWS Leslie Geddes-Brown offers the best fishcakes, perfect cream and traditional ham 88 PROPERTY Penny Churc hill discovers some properties that o ffer great possibilities 90 DREAM HOUSE Mary Miers explo res the art of lead working DEFINING ...