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    Harry Peach Library, 2017

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    Black and white photograph of tables in the Harry Peach Library, piled high with books. Submitted for the 'Study Facilities' Category, Student Life Photograph competition, 2016-2017. Entered with the caption 'The Harry Peach library is a small pearl at the university of Leicester. It's a contact point with the past and the history. A great place to make the most of you while studying.

    Students Relaxing outside Attenborough Tower, 2017

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    Colour photograph of students relaxing on the picnic benches in Victoria Park, with Attenborough Tower in the background. Submitted for the 'Sporting/Recreational/ Leisure Activity' Category, Student Life Photograph Competition, 2016-2017. Entered with the caption 'There's nothing better than spending the free time between lectures eating, joking and studying with your course friends, in sunny days.

    Studying at the Bread and Honey Cafe, 2017

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    Colour photograph of a student's study space at the local cafe, the Bread and Honey. Submitted for the 'Study Facilities' Category, Student Life Photograph Competition, 2016-2017

    View of Charles Wilson and Attenborough Tower in Autumn, 2017

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    Colour photograph of the view across Victoria Park of the Charles Wilson Building and Attenborough Tower in a foggy Autumn day. Submitted for the 'Campus' Category, Student Life Photograph Competition, 2016-2017

    View of Campus through a Sunset, 2017

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    Colour photograph of the University of Leicester's campus through the sunset. Submitted for the 'Campus' Category, Student Life Competition, 2016-2017. Entered with the caption 'A lovely winter morning! The sun rises from the east, the silhouette of the tall buildings in the campus clearly appear in the horizontal.

    Foggy Morning in Victoria Park, 2017

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    Colour Photograph of a picnic bench in Victoria Park on a foggy morning. Submitted for the 'Campus' Category, Student Life Photograph Competition, 2016-2017. Entered with the caption 'campus in the dawn.

    Top tiers of the Attenborough Tower, 2017

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    Colour photograph of the exterior of the top half of Attenborough Tower, submitted for the 'Campus' Category, Student Life Photograph Competition, 2016/2017

    Autumn Tree on New Walk, 2017

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    Colour photograph of a tree on New Walk during Autumn. Submitted for the 'Campus' Category, Student Life Photograph Competition, 2016-2017. Entered with the caption 'A tree of new walk.

    Ann Sturgess interviewed by Catherine Hallsworth, 17 November 2016

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    Ann Sturgess (AS) interviewed by Catherine Hallsworth (CH) on 17 November 2016. AS recounts family relocation from South Africa to Leicester, England in 1985. Describes physical developments witnessed in Leicester, including cycle lanes and supermarkets. Comments on discovery of Richard III and subsequent international response. Describes her role as Secretary of Aylestone Park Residents Group and production of local newsletter

    Michael Taylor interviewed by Elliott Lloyd, 15 November 2016

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    Michael Taylor (MT) interviewed by Elliott Lloyd (EL) on 15 November 2016. MT describes moving to Leicester, England in 1973 to work as Town Planner. Recalls initial interview at City Hall, brief description of the building. Comments on cancellation of Eastern Relief Road construction. First worked on 'Plant a Tree for '73 campaign' encouraging public to plant more trees. Later worked in Development Management as Development Control Officer, managing planning applications for the city centre. Joined the Historic Design and Conservation team as Senior Building Conservation Officer. Remained in position for 13 years before leaving the council. Comments on lost physical heritage sites in Leicester, particularly on west side of city centre. Comments on role as Development Control Officer. Describes discoveries from the Shires archaeological investigation and Highcross as most impactful discoveries for Leicester heritage. Details role as Conservation Officer and comments on interactions with the council. MT describes growth in public interest and public concern for heritage sites from 1960s onwards. Talks about changes to planning policy post Second World War, arrival of 1968 Planning Act and Listed Building Consent, 1967 Civic Amenities Act which brought in conservation areas. MT describes personal attitudes towards heritage in his neighbourhood

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