Mark Rustbucket

@markrustbucket.bsky.social

My career is in ruins. Industrial heritage, Scotland and beyond. #TICCIH #IHBC

📆 Talk this Thur 23rd Oct 6.30pm at @glasgowheritage.bsky.social on 'Greek' Thomson's Walmer Crescent, a dramatically curved tenement block off Paisley Rd West at Cessnock in #Glasgow southside ~ Dominic d’Angelo of The Alexander Thomson Society shares its story www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/greek-thom...

‘Greek’ Thomson’s Walmer Crescent, Curving in Straight Lines

A talk by Dominic d'Angelo on Thomson's Walmer Crescent

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From a newspaper account of the extremely bibulous dinner that followed the opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, 27 September 1825. I like the image of George Stephenson quietly slipping out before too much fuss was made.

The next toast was "The Plough, the Loom, and the Sail, and may the Railway contribute to their prosperity," with three times three; after which the chairman gave "George Stephenson, Esq., the Company's surveyor," drank also with three times three and loud plaudits.-- (Mr. Stephenson, who had been present most of the evening, had quitted the room before his health was drank.)

The final talk in the second of Royal Marriages Summit series bit.ly/4lifqMO will be delivered by Dr Michael Pearce who will be discussing the marriage of James V of Scotland to Marie of Guise – an important part of the Auld Alliance between Scotland and France.

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As the report on this research says, Number 6 "appears to offer a clear and accessible pathway for referral to diagnosis and robust post-diagnostic support. Respondents commended its responsiveness, structure, and the quality of care delivered" It's a model that could be emulated across Scotland.