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In November 1997,
Fablevision supported local people in the Royston Road area of Glasgow
to come together, save their spire and celebrate their historic waterfall.
These two landmarks are significant cultural resources locally and for
the last 10 years the Royston Road Project has used Fablevision's cultural
planning expertise to build on those resources towards the regeneration
of the communities along the Royston Road.
In recognition of the achievements of a decade, Fablevision
was proud to accompany Royston Road Project representatives when they
attended the House of Lords to receive their BURA award.
Below is a Photo album of the trip to the House of Lords London January
2008.
If you click here you can
open 'Senga', a cartoon which featured videos from the Royston Project.
BURA AWARD PHOTO ALBUM:
 Marie Stewart receiving the Bura award from Baroness Andrews OBE, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government |
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 Marie Stewart, David Harding, Jackie Kerr with their Bura award on the banks of the Thames at the House of Lords |
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 Dr. Gareth Potts, BURA Director of Research, Policy and Best Practice |
 Marie
Stewart making her acceptance speech on behalf of the Royston Road
Project |
 Jackie
Kerr,
Marie Stewart
and Liz Gardiner, Chief Executive of Fablevision |
 Jackie Kerr and Marie Stewart (centered) with fellow winners from Alness in Scotland. |
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The Royston Road
Project Bura award winners take the short walk along the corridors
of power in Whitehall to the gates of Downing Street |
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  Viewing Rodin's "Bergers of Calais" sculpture in the gardens by the Houses of Parliament |
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