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- 1994-1998 (Creation)
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File containing material which predominantly relates to Guardian-organised events held in the northern region.
Contains reports, memorandum and correspondence relating to: the CP Scott birthday challenge crossword (1999); Denis Thorpe being awarded an honorary MA by Manchester University (1995); Guardian sponsorship opportunities including National Parks' conference (1995) and a seminar on 'Is Yorkshire ready for a regional government' (1995); proposed programme of talks/lectures by Guardian journalists; 'Denis Thorpe: Photojournalist' photography exhibition (1998); Will Hutton's 'The State We're In' lecture, Waterstones (1995); Midlands Forum for chief executives; 'An evening with Maya Angelou' at Dillons; circulation department programme of events (1995;, a tour of Denis Thorpe and Don McPhee's photographic work (1995) and the Leeds Media Initiative (1995).
The file also includes publicity leaflets detailing northern staff (nd), northern/Manchester office Christmas cards (nd) and photographs of Will Hutton at the 'The State We're In' lecture at Waterstones (1995).
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
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- Wainwright; Martin (fl1976-); journalist (Subject)
- McPhee; Don (1945-2007); photographer (Subject)
- Thorpe; Denis (1932-); photographer (Subject)
- Hutton; William Nicholas; writer, columnist and Chief Executive, The Work Foundation (Subject)
- Angelou; Maya (1928-2014); autobiographer and poet (Subject)