This piece is based upon the attached report written by Joe on Climate Change and Television, published on December 1st 2016 by the International Broadcasting Trust and funded by the JJ Charitable Foundation. Disguise it in a fancy glass? The P.

A cross-disciplinary, arts-based research project funded by the AHRC Connected Communities programme. On Tuesday 11th August, we held our final toilet workshop of the project; a creative exploration into toilet awkwardness, comfort and safety using recycled art materials and our wild imaginations. Nicky, an artist at The Bower Wirks. With an incredible maze of card, colour and toilet politics a vision of what could be possible in a better future! And a huge thank you.

We must regard it as one great workshop for the production of cutlery and edge-tools a huge factory which scatters its separate departments in different parts of the town, but still retains them all, like so many links in a chain. Mdash; The Penny Magazine, 1944. The AHRC Connected Communities Festival supported co-production and wider engagement between communities and researchers, and took place between June 15th 29th, 2015 at locations across the UK. Architecture students collaborate with makers to ex.