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Come along to the book launch of The South Bank: 75 Years of Regeneration
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This book launch and presentation of Tony Bates’ The South Bank: 75 Years of Regeneration will explore the transformation and cultural revolution of the South Bank over the last seventy five years.
Tony will discuss the changing appreciation of the local architecture, alongside the societal changes that have culminated in the opening of the London LGBTQ+ Community Centre.
Copies of The South Bank: 75 Years of Regeneration will be available to purchase on the evening, with a 20% discount.
About the author
Tony Bates (he/she) has a background in engineering and architecture, and has a longstanding love of photography. He is an award winning and published photographer. For the last two years Tony has been working on this project about the South Bank, and has managed to get the book placed in several bookshops on the South Bank. This project encompasses all of Tony's passions; politics, history, photography, architecture, people, and the LGBTQ+ community.
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Accessibility
Single floor at ground level. Both entrances are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair accessible counter with a lower level. Disabled parking bay on Hopton Street at the street-side entrance. Quiet room available as a reflective space. Sensory toys and weighted blankets available. BSL interpreters provided for in-person events on request. · From London LGBTQ+ Community Centre
Location
60-62 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH, UK
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