(P.1)
Fancy
a film tonight? - by
Harriet Lane; 24 January 1999 - The Observer
(P.2) Carbuncles
and style - 21 November
1998; extract from speech by HRH Prince Charles
(P.3) A
whiff of the secret state -
by John Walsh; 15 March 1999 - Independent
(P.4)
Save our industrial heritage
- by HRH Prince Charles; 25 April 1999 - Observer
(P.5) Today
interview - Multiplex Abbingdon
- by Simon Montague; 26 April 1999 - Radio 4
(P.6) Leisure
bid for Crystal Palace... -
by Ian Leech; 7 April 1999 - The Croydon Post
(P.7) Who
are L &RP? - by David
Kenyon; March 1999 - the Norwood review
(P.8) Croydon
Council Fights Park Cinema Plan
- Croydon Advertiser - 23 October 1998
(P.9) Bromley
Councillor Booth resigns -
Bromley & Beckenham Times 27 May 1999
(P.10) Family
to be mayoral priority - by
Tom Worden; News Shopper 26 May 1999
(P.11) A
mayor for London - London
Labour News, May/June 1999
(P.12) The
Great North Wood - by L. S.
C. Neville, The London Wildlife Trust, Southwark Group 1987
(P.13) An
interview with John Prescott and Professor
Whitelegg - Monday 7th June
1999, "Today", Radio 4
(P.14) Blair
strips Prescott of top job
- by Rachel Sylvester
(Political Editor), The Independent on Sunday - 11 July 1999
(P.15) Alternative
plans for Crystal Palace
-
Croydon Advertiser 9 July
1999
(P.16) Mum
to Challenge Palace Plans -
Beckenham and Penge NEWS SHOPPER - Wednesday 21st July 1999
(P.17) Home
Zones Reclaim the Streets -
by Sue Quinn; The Guardian Thursday August 5, 1999
(P.18) Is
this really the end of the multiplex?
- by Andrew Gumbel, The
Independent on Sunday (Culture p.2) - 29 August 1999
(P.19) New
Defence for Palace - by
Nick Triggle, South London Press, Friday 17th September 1999
(P.20) Concert
Bowl Latest - South
London Press - Friday 17th September 1999
(P.21) Bleak
future for cinema projects
- by Lisa Buckingham, City Editor, The Guardian, 14th October
1999
(P.22)
On Top of the World - by
Robert Liebman, The Independent, Saturday 9th October 1999
(P.23) Cinema
screen surplus threatens movie revival
- by Paul McCann, The
Independent, Sunday 6 November 1999
(P.24) Parks
in towns are "appallingly neglected"
-by Colin Brown, Chief Political Officer , The Independent, Sunday
6th November 1999
(P.25) Frivolous
Plan - by Richard Francis,
16 November 1999
(P.26)
Crystal Squall - Evening
Standard, 6 December 1999
(P.27) Rotten
Boroughs : Park Life -
Private Eye No.993, 14 January 2000
(P.28) PRIVATE
EYE - Crystal Balls &
Rotten Boroughs: No. 994, Friday 20 January 2000
(P.29) PRIVATE
EYE - Crystal Ballistic:
No. 995, 11 February 2000
(P.30)
An 'eco-yuppie' who is
storming the gates from within: Financial Times, 15-Feb-2000
(P.31) Bung
Deal - a familiar story:
Rotten Boroughs, PRIVATE EYE, No.999, Friday 7 April 2000, p.11
(P.32) Crystal Palace -
Hole in the heart - by
Charles Jennings, The Guardian, Space, 30 March 2000
(P.33) Cinema
Economics - five articles
(a mixed, fluid outlook) - February 2000
(P.34) Wannabe
Mayors Reject Multiplex Bid
- Croydon Post, Wednesday 19 April 2000
(P.35) Multiplex
firm accused of renerging on its
promise - by Marcus
Thornley, Croydon Gaurdian, 18 May 2000
(P.36) Darren
Johnson takes up campaigner's case
- Croydon Gaurdian 18 May 2000 (Save-the-Trees)
(P.37) Bosses
throw out £40m plan for sports
stadium - by Marcus
Thornley, Croydon Guardian, 25 May 2000
(P.38) Park
Life: The 50 best public gardens in
Britain - by Anna Pavord,
The Independent, 24-30 June 2000.
(P.39) Sports
- Lottery funding - two
articles May 2000
(P.40) Lager
louts - Two articles;
Beckenham & Bromley News Shopper, Croydon Guardian
(P.41) The
big picture - a view of the
30 cinema multiplex just opened outside Birmingham, UK - by Gary
Younge, The Guardian 26 July 2000
(P.42) YOUR
MP'S VIEWS - Tessa Jowell,
MP for Dulwich and West Norwood - South London Press, 28 July
2000
(P.43) Late
entrant leads race for Center Parcs
- by Dominic Walsh, Times, 10 August 2000
(P.44) Storm
in the Willows - by Helen
Carter, The Guardian, 15 August 2000
(P.45) Plans
for Greener Triangle - The
Croydon Post, 13 September 2000
(P.46)
Ian Ritchie parts company with
L&RP - Architects
Journal, September 2000
(P.47) It's
not too late to save the Palace - Ian Ritchie... has been
dismissed - by Rowan Moore,
Evening Standard 19 September 2000
(P.48) Multiplex
plan is against policy - by
Peter Parker in a letter published in the Croydon Advertiser,
07/07/00
(P.49)
The demise of a multiplex? -
Radio 4 "PM programme", 22/9/00 (Ed: my title!)
(P.50) Heritage
now more popular than cinema
- by Maev Kennedy, The Guardian, 27/09/00
(P.51) Diary
of the Chair of the Crystal Palace
Campaign - by Philip
Kolvin, in Living South, October 2000
(P.52) Doomed
park named as a top open space -
by Natasha Holt, South London Press, 3 October 2000
(P.53) Temporary
relocation of museum causes outrage -
by Joanne Parkes, Croydon Guardian, 5 October 2000
(P.54) Sabotage
threat to cinema plans - by
Natasha Holt, South London Press, 6 October 2000
(P.55) Problem
is pub related -
Letters, Croydon Guardian - 19 October 2000
(P.56) Mayor
labels cinema plans "cheapskate"
- by Nino Williams, Croydon Guardian, 26 October 2000
(P.57) Bromley: Mayor
of London blasts Crystal Palace complex
- by Mike Addelman,
Beckenham & Penge Shopper, 25 October 2000
(P.58) Fury
as Palace plan approved
("baboons"?) - by Mike Addelman, 11 October 2000 Beckenham &
Penge Shopper (front page)
(P.59) Guide
embarrasses Crystal Palace Planners -
Beckenham & Penge News Shopper,11 October 2000
(P.60) European
Commission Acts! - Finacial
Times and Daily Telegraph articles, 3,4 November 2000
(P.61)
Euro blow for Crystal Palace
multiplex - by Mira
Bar-Hillel - 13 November 2000, Commercial Property section, Evening
Standard
(P.62) Multiplex
future is now in doubt -
Croydon Guardian, 9 November 2000
(P.63) Licence
blow leaves complex on the rocks
- by Mira Bar-Hillel, 6 December 2000, Evening Standard
(P.64) Crystal
Balls (again!) - Private
Eye - Rotten Boroughs, 15 December 2000
(P.65) The
case of the people and the park
- by Fred Emery, Financial Times, 9/10 December 2000
(P.66) Crystal
Palace: Both sides in battle claim
victory - by Mike Addleman,
News Shopper, 6 December 2000
(P.67) All
the protestors cannot be wrong
- by Ken Lewington, News Shopper, 29 November 2000 (Star Letter)
(P.68) Jacqui
Lait's Westminster Report -
from the MP for Beckenham , Autumn 1999
(P.69) The
year Hollywood lost the plot -
by Ed Helmore & Vanessa Thorpe, The Observer, Focus-Box Office
Blues, 17 December 2000
(P.70)
Cinemas need a blockbuster -
by Luke Johnson, The Sunday Telegraph, 7 January 2001 (includes note
of new owners for UCI)
(P.71) Liquor
opposed - by Mike Addelman,
Beckenham & Penge News Shopper, 1 November 2000
(P.72) Stand-off
at Crystal Palace - by Anna
Minton, Estates Gazette 20 February 1999
(P.73) Crystal
Clear - Campaigners are
calling for a showdown over plans to ruin the people's park, says
Mira Bar-Hillel, Evening Standaard Property News February 2000
(P.74) I'll
block multiplex, says Ken -
Croydon Advertiser 3 November 2000
(P.75) Thanks
a MILLION - Private Eye,
Rotten Boroughs, 16 (?) February 2001
(P.76) £5
heavyweight commemorates Victorian
values - by Georgia
Williams, Evening Standard, 19 January 2001 (p4)
(P.77) Residents
oppose multiplex project -
Croydon Guardian, 26 April 2001
(P.78) Schemes
left THI and dry - Top
developer's collapse signals a low point for the UK leisure sector -
by Sean Cronin, Estates Gazette, 21 April 2001
(P.79) Why
the Celebrations in Crystal Palace
Park? - by Natasha Holt,
South London Press, 15 May 2001
(P.80) Plan
to develop park as leisure complex
axed - by Helen Parrott,
Croydon Advertise,r 18 May 2001
(P.81) Crystal
Palace Climbdown - by Mike
Addelman, Beckenham & Penge Shopper, 16 May 2001
(P.82) Multiplex
Plan is Buried - by Joanne
Parkes & Nino Williams, Croydon Guardian, 17 May 2001
(P.83) Green
oasis flourishes in desert of East
End - by David Graves, The
Daily Telegraph, 18 June 2001
(P.84) English
Heritage boss resigns on eve of
shake-up - by Anna Whitney,
The Independent, Saturday 14 July 2001
(P.85) Battle
of Hastings won! - by Ros
Coward, The Guardian, 17 August 2001
(P.86) Rage
amongst the ruins - by Sara
Wheeler, Daily Telegraph, 30 March 2001
(P.87) European
Commission legal threat to Byers over park
plans - by Severin Carrell,
The Independent 26 August 2001
(P.88) Society:
environment: eco soundings -
Crystal
clear
-
by John Vidal,
The Guardian, 15 August
2001
(P.89) The
next steps for Crystal Palace Park
- Living South October 2001
(P.90) People's
Palace: a People's Victory
- compiled by Selma Montford, Streetwise 45, September 2001
(P.91) Livingstone
to run with the Palace baton
- by Scott McLean, Political reporter, Croydon Advertiser, 2 November
2001
(P.92) EC
legal threat to Byers over park
plans - by Severin Carrell,
Independent on Sunday, 26 Aug 2001
(P.93) Open
Letter from the Crystal Palace Campaign to Michael
Tickner, Leader
Bromley Council, 7 January 2002
(P.94) Threat
Still Looms over Palace Park - by
Helen Parrott, The Post, 16 January 2002
(P.95) Our
Own Jurassic Park is Back -
by Sarah Warden, Newshopper, 9 January 2002
(P.96) It
is still not crystal clear - by
Andre Erasmus, Newsshopper, 9 January 2002
(P.97) Whizz
Kid for English Heritage - by
Maev Kennedy, Arts & Heritage Correspondent, The Guardian,
13/12/10
(P.98)
At last... £700m deal
saves Wembley in extra time
- by Dennis Campbell, The Observer 9 December 2001
(P.99) Keep
our common for the people -
Kentish Times, 1 February 2002
(P.100) Residents
want park to stay green -
Croydon Post, 3 April 2002
(P.101)
On The Line
- BBC Radio Five Live - Crystal
Palace 10 June 2002
(P.102) How
to...Running a local campaign -
Which? Feb 2001
(P103) British
Bid to Stage Olympics in the Dome-
by Colin Brown and Simon Smart, The Sunday Telegraph, 4 August
2002
(P104)
Sports
Centre Future: British
Grand Prix Crystal Palace - by Katharine Merry; Palace Revamp - by
Tom Knight, The Daily Telegraph, Sport Thursday, 22 August 2002
(P104)
A few articles and information about the Oyster
Awards - September 2002
(P105) 2012
Olympic bid set for scrapheap
- by Denis Campbell, Observer, 27 October 2002
(P106) Croney
Carter gets Sport England job
- by Vivek Chaudhary, The Guardian Sport, 27 November 2002
(P107) Fraser
pleads for Palace football to save athletics stadium
- Croydon Advertiser, 10
January 2003
(P108) Brussels
puts UK planners in the dock
- Selina Mills, Daily Telegraph, 4 February 2003
(P109) Talks
have not stalled over park
- Croydon Advertiser 25 April2003 and Protestors call halt to
talks over park fence - by Susie Rowe, Croydon Advertisre, 11 April
2003
(P110) Olympics:
Government ready to back campaign
as early as next week - Daily Telegraph by Mihir Bose, 9/5/03
(P111) Blair
goes for Olympic win - by
Denis Campbell, The Observer, 11 May 2003
(P112)
Olympics: Countdown to bid launch
- by Simon Hart, Daily Telegraph, 11 May 2003
(P113) Jowell
pleads for Olympics - by
Denis Campbell (sports news correspondent), The Observer, Sunday
9 February 2003
(P114) Athletics
back at Crystal palace -
by John Greatrex - South London Harriers / Crystal Palace
Foundation - [transcript of the article on page 12 of the 1999
Grand Prix Athletics official programme] - Saturday 7th August
1999
(P115) Text
of a statement made in the House of Commons - Rt Hon Tessa Jowell
MP, 15 May 2003
(P116)
2012 Olympic Games - London goes for gold - Ken
Livingston, 15 May 2003
(P117) 2012
Olympic Games - London goes for gold, GLA Press
Release - 15 May 2003
(P118)
Culture Secretary announces support for London bid for 2012 Olympics
- 15 May 2003
(P119) Blair
backs Olympic bid - BBC
Sport 15 May 2003
(P120) A
Garden for All as Private Eden
- by Herbert Muschamp, New York Times, 23 May 2003 - Crystal Palace,
the inspiration for Central Park?
(P121) Solutions
for Crystal Palace Park - Croydon Advertiser, Letters page, 6
June 2003, by Ray Sacks (CPC)
(P122) London's
new 2012 Olympics bid leader Barbara
Cassani is to enlist
marquee names - she tells Hugh Muir - The Guardian, Saturday 21 June
2003 (Sport p.15)
(P123) Mayor
vows to push for Palace centre
funding - Croydon
Advertiser, 12 September 2003
(P124) Take
Five sixth-formers -
Croydon Advertiser, 12 September 2003 (The People's Pole)
(P125) Cash
crisis leaves Palace pool facing closure in
March - exclusive by Ian
Austen, Croydon Advertiser, Friday 19 September 2003
(P126) Should
the Olympic -size swimming pool at Crystal Palace be
replaced? - Croydon
Advertiser, The People's Pole, VOTING: 19-26 September
2003
(P127) "COMMENT
-An affront to our young swimmers"
- Croydon Advertiser - 19 September 2003
(P128) Crystal
Palace Sculpture Park -
Chris Wilkinson, Wilkinson and Eyre, November 2003
(P129) DECISION
TIME FOR NATIONAL SPORTS CENTRE,
London Borough of Bromley - News release, Tuesday 25 November
2003
(P130) Positive
way forward for National Sports
Centre, London Borough of
Bromley - News Release, 28 November 2003
(P131)
Environmental Impact Assessment Screening in
London, by Christine Mc
Goldrick, GLA, January 2002
(P132) A
new home for Palace? -
Football club in talks about switch from Selhurst Park to redeveloped
stadium in Crystal Palace Park, exclusive by Ian Austen, Croydon
Advertiser, 30 January 2004
(P133) COMMENT, A
move for Palace that may benefit everyone Croydon
Advertiser, 30 January
2004
(P134) BACK
HOME? Croydon
Advertiser 30 January 2004 (where-to for CP football?
(P135) Whitehall
warned over London bid;
Mistakes made over Wembley's huge costs must not be repeated, Olympic
Games - David Hencke, Westminster Correspondent, The
Guardian, 10 February 2004.
(P136) Heart
of Glass - Robin Stringer
tours the Dulwich Picture Gallery's new Crystal palace Exhibition.
Living South, February 2004
(P137) Philip Kolvin, Crystal Palace Campaign - looks at the
battle their group has been engaged in... and demonstrates
the
power of community action
when residents pull together and stand up to authority. Spaces and
Places February 2004
(P138) Crystal
Palace show prompts concern over Sydenham
park, by Marcus
Binney - "Timesonline", 16 February 2004
(P139) Crystal Palace Foundation - 25th
anniversary year, by John
Greatrex, February 2004
(P140) SO
GOOD THEY BUILT IT TWICE,
by Hugh Pearman - Sunday Times, 19 February 2004
(P141) The
Age of the Park - Julian
Pettifer on BBC RADIO 4; three programmes on Mondays - 8, 15, 22
March 2004.
(P142) Park
Ideas - Dulwich Picture
Gallery subsidiary exhibition March 2004
(P143) The
Write Way to Get Noticed -
Tom Levitt, MP for High Peak - Society Guardian, 14 April 2004
(P144) Duke
of Devonshire - obituaries - May
2004
(P145) Capital
Gains - London's bid for
the Olympics - hard work ahead; by Duncan Mackay, The Guardian
19, 20 May 2004
(P146) Public
having say on plans for site
- by Richard Simcox, News Shopper 4 August 2004.
(P147) Reflections
& Pods and Monsters -
art & architecture at the Venice Biennale September 2004; Caro
Communications and the Guardian (by Jonathan Glancey)
(P148) Street
stars named desire
(Routemaster bus) by Mark Townsend, The Guardian, 26 September
2004
(P149) Tram
will 'definitely' extend to The
Palace - The Croydon
Post,29 September 2004
(P150) Crystal
Palace Triangle Turns Green
- Croydon Guardian 29 September 2004
(P151) Taking
up the Green Challenge -
Croydon Reports (West Croydon) Issue 61, October 2004
(P152) Park
protection victory claimed
- South London Press , 14 September 2004
(P153) Pictures
Fetch fortune - News
Shopper 1 September 2004
(P154) Previously
unseen images of Crystal Palace up for
sale - by John Ezard, Arts
Correspondent - The Guardian 20 August 2004
(P155) Park's
future needs good positive thinking
- Croydon Advertiser, letters page, 10 December 2004
(P156) CRYSTAL
PALACE National Sports Centre set to
benefit from over
£1million of funding - GLL website, 17 March 2005
(P157)
Livingston brothers hire UBS in £1bn bid for Somerfield
- Sunday Times, 27 March
2005 by John Warples and Richard Fletcher
(P158) Times On-Line; Landmark
environmental decision gives property developers
'headache', By Michael
Herman: 9 May 2006
(P159) Cinema
legal row leaves green legacy
- Kentish Times 11 May 2006, by Patrick Clift.
(P160) "Sale
of the 20th Century" RHS
journal, The Garden, November 2006 - by Brent Elliott
Why?
Published material, in magazines, newsapers on the radio etc., contains a wealth of information of interest to the campaign. It may be articles with news of ongoing activities in, say, the film world. It may be published statements which crystallise (no pun intended) a view which is relevant. Or it may be something which is just there for fun with (admittedly) only the vaguest connections. If you have anything which may fit these rather loose categories, let me know via the return e-mail page.
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