
@curatorpat.bsky.social Assistant Community Curator at Abbey House Museum & Kirkstall Abbey
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ALT 20th century aerial photograph above an area of back-to-back housing in Leeds showing ‘bye-law’ housing: blocks of 8 with gaps between where toilet blocks used to stand before houses were fitted with bathrooms. Before 1866, terraces were typically much longer. From Patrick Nuttgens’ 1973 film ‘In search of the city’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msp47VGdgyw SEE: Joanne Harrison’s 2022 thesis: 'Back-to-back houses and their communities in twenty-first century Leeds'. https://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/id/eprint/32589/ Brian Barber’s 1975 thesis: 'Leeds Corporation, 1835-1905: a history of its environmental, social and administrative services'. https://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/id/eprint/26088/

ALT blue graphic with white text which reads: PIP is already failing people with Parkinson’s, who are more likely than other claimants to be inaccurately assessed, so this review is much needed. We’re calling for a less bureaucratic and more humane PIP system but, right now, people with Parkinson’s are worried about what changes to eligibility will mean for them. They need reassurance that they won’t be left without benefits.- Juliet Tizzard Director of External Relations





























