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| Mortimer The Big Debate - Does growing an Economy mean cutting back on developer funded archaeologyMortimer, the new voice for everyone who cares about the future of Our Past, is delighted to bring together key contributers to that debate in a special live discussion as part of the Festival of British Archaeology.
By: Andy Brockman "Does growing an Economy mean cutting back on developer funded archaeology" http://www.mortimerdebate.com Date: 29 July 2011 - Time 7.30pm Venue: The Waterloo Conference Centre, Sandell Street, London SE1 8UJ Waterloo Conference Centre is ideally suited on the South Bank near to London Waterloo station (mainline and underground) http://www.waterlooconferencecentre.co.uk/ Keynote Speakers confirmed as taking part include… Tony Robinson: Presenter of Time Team and patron of the Young Archaeologists Club Cllr Alan Melton: Leader of Fenland Council Andrew Selkirk: Current Archaeology Tickets for this unique event cost just £5 About Mortimer: Mortimer is the new campaigning mouthpiece for everyone who cares about Our Environment, Our Past and preserving them so that they work for Our Future. Mortimer has been created by a group of working archaeologists and is designed to be driven by the commitment and concerns of its membership. We operate by using the Internet and social media like Facebook, Twitter and You Tube, to initiate and support campaigns and conversations about issues effecting Our Past and how we enjoy, study and try to understand it. Central to this strategy is a growing network of individuals and groups who work as part of the Mortimer family. Because we are not affiliated to any existing organisation or political party and do not depend on anyone else for funding, we are free to say what we think about the issues we care about without fear or favour. All donations and profits from events, such as the inaugural Mortimer Debate, go directly to campaigning for Our Past including, most importantly, campaigning for proper support of the people, places, museums, libraries and archives which are essential to help us all to meet our ancestors and enjoy their company. In the end our philosophy is very simple. The Historic Environment and the Natural Environment are one thing; The Environment and that belongs to all of us. As Mortimer says. It is… “Our Past, Our Future, Our Choice.” Visit: http://www.mortimerdebate.com End
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