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Statement of Accounts 2011/12
Statement of Accounts 2011/12 (Subject to Audit) Incorporating the Annual Governance Statement I confirm that these accounts were approved at a meeting of the Audit and Governance Committee on 27th September 2012 Councillor David Stevens Chair of Audit and Governance Committee FOREWORD ............................................................................. 1 ANNUAL GOVERNANCE STATEMENT ............................................... 8 INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT ............................................... 17 CORE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.................................................... 22 Movement in Reserves Statement - summary ......................................... 22 Comprehensive Income and Expenditure Account (CIES) ............................ 23 Balance Sheet ............................................................................... 24 Cashflow Statement........................................................................ 25 Notes to the Accounts ..................................................................... 26 Statement of Accounting Policies ........................................................ 26 HOUSING REVENUE ACCOUNT..................................................... 80 Income and Expenditure Account ........................................................ 80 Movement on the Housing Revenue Account Statement ............................. 81 Notes to the Housing Revenue Account ................................................. 82 COLLECTION FUND ................................................................. -
5.5.2 Archaeological DBA March19 Finalpart-2
M:\Cheltenham\live\Archaeology\Current Jobs\25000 - 25999\25311 - SSE Vastern Road\Graphics\03 CAD\Figures 3-15.dwg NB / 12.02.19 Not to Scale: Illustrative Only N Site Boundary Figure 10: 1957 Ordnance Survey H E R I T A G E Map P A R T O F R P S © Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the sanction of the controller of HM Stationery Office Licence No: AL 100014723 Contains OS data © Crown copyright [and database right] 2015 M:\Cheltenham\live\Archaeology\Current Jobs\25000 - 25999\25311 - SSE Vastern Road\Graphics\03 CAD\Figures 3-15.dwg NB / 12.02.19 Not to Scale: Illustrative Only N Site Boundary Figure 11: 1973 Ordnance Survey H E R I T A G E Map P A R T O F R P S © Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the sanction of the controller of HM Stationery Office Licence No: AL 100014723 Contains OS data © Crown copyright [and database right] 2015 M:\Cheltenham\live\Archaeology\Current Jobs\25000 - 25999\25311 - SSE Vastern Road\Graphics\03 CAD\Figures 3-15.dwg NB / 12.02.19 Not to Scale: Illustrative Only N Site Boundary Figure 12: 1979 Ordnance Survey H E R I T A G E Map P A R T O F R P S © Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the sanction of the controller of HM Stationery Office Licence No: AL 100014723 Contains OS data © Crown copyright [and database right] 2015 M:\Cheltenham\live\Archaeology\Current Jobs\25000 - 25999\25311 - SSE Vastern Road\Graphics\03 CAD\Figures 3-15.dwg NB / 12.02.19 Not to Scale: Illustrative Only N Site Boundary Figure 13: 1993 Ordnance Survey H E R I T A G E Map P A R T O F R P S © Ordnance Survey maps reproduced -
Celebrating 25 Years of Heritage Open Days 13Th - 22Nd September 2019 • Saturday 21St: 10:00 - 14:00 Rotf A5ad2019 V2.Indd1 Spoken Word, Food and Drink
Discovering Katesgrove in the 6 28 13 Story of Reading Gallery 44 17 1 1 A short talk followed by a guided tour of the gallery to see the /2 mile 1 mile /2 mile artefacts that illustrate the history of Katesgrove from Roman to modern times. Adults only. Reading Museum, Town Hall, Blagrave Street, RG1 1QH Exploring • Saturday 21st: 11:00 & 14:00 31 Booking essential: 0118 937 3400 readingmuseum.org.uk 19 11 12 Oscar Wilde Walk 13 14 14 A walk from Reading Museum through the Abbey Quarter to Reading 33 25 the Riverside Museum for a pop up exhibition including artists’ 30 Explore and celebrate 8 16 15 responses to The Ballad of Reading Gaol by Oscar Wilde. 20 9 Adults only. Reading’s heritage across 42 Reading Museum, Town Hall, Blagrave Street, RG1 1QH 40 • Saturday 14th: 14:00 10 days as the national 2 7 miles Booking essential: 0118 937 3400 3 32 Heritage Open Days festival 35 36 readingmuseum.org.uk th 21 In Reading Gaol by Reading Town marks its 25 anniversary. 15 Following his incarceration in Reading, Oscar Wilde wrote his 37 dark and psychological poem about prison life and the execution 27 of Charles Thomas Wooldridge. A visual art exhibition featuring 43 1 Get involved in the jam-packed 5 /2 mile 20 local artists take on “The Ballad of Reading Gaol”. 38 The Turbine House, Riverside Museum at Blake’s Lock, Kenavon Drive, RG1 3DH programme of talks, walks, 3941 22 3 miles • Friday 13th - Sunday 15th: 10:00 - 18:00 activities and special openings. -
Victorian Architecture in Reading: Walking Tours for the Arts Society Wokingham 3Rd April and 1St May, 2019
Victorian Architecture in Reading: walking tours for The Arts Society Wokingham 3rd April and 1st May, 2019. Part A Reading Station – original part 1865-7, by Michael Lane, Chief Engineer to the Great Western Railway. Built of white ‘stock’ Coalbrookdale bricks (more lime, less iron), widely used in Reading especially later in the 19th century. Statue of Edward VII – 1902, on roundabout at S end of Station Road, by George Edward Wade (1853-1933). Son of Soho rector; educated at Charterhouse School. Self-taught, exhibited at the RA from 1889. Early figure of Grenadier Guardsman bought by Queen Victoria. Popular in his day as achieving a good likeness, ‘much appreciated by the sitters and their families’, but style regarded by some as traditional and prosaic, lacking the originality of the leading lights of ‘new sculpture’ of the day (such as Alfred Gilbert, Auguste Rodin and later Jacob Epstein). A commentator in 1901 said “But it must surely be accounted to the credit of the sculptor that in his portrait busts and statues his gentlemen look like gentlemen, and his ladies lady-like – a virtue that cannot be claimed by some sculptors who are cleverer modellers and greater artists”. Many monumental sculptures in Britain and former British Empire. George Edward Wade working on a bust of Edward VII in his studio, c.1902 Great Western Hotel (now Malmaison)- 1844. Station Road Near middle on w side: two elevations (above street level, one above ‘Joe Coral’) by Frank Morris, c 1903 – yellow and red brick & terracotta. 1 Station Road: two buildings by Frank Morris, 1903. -
Dann-Lewis Photographic Collection P DX322
University Museums and Special Collections Service Dann-Lewis Photographic Collection P DX322 c.1880s - 1930s 46 boxes (c.1775 items) Accession number: c.1880s - 1930s Dann-Lewis Photographers, 1856 - c.1940, of Reading The history of the Dann-Lewis photograph studio, which remained a family firm until its closure in the 1940s, began in 1856 when Mrs Dann opened a shop at 35 Broad Street. This almost undoubtedly makes her Reading's first female professional photographer, and something of a pioneer. Fox Talbot had removed his business from the town less than a decade previously, and since then only Alfred Barber (a daguerrotypist) is known to have been operating in Reading. Indeed, social conventions dictated that Mrs Dann's husband Francis, a Great Western Railway worker, should give his name to the business. The studio was therefore registered as belonging to him, and his name appeared both over the door and in the local business directory. Although portraiture provided much of the early business, engagements also included local scenes and landmarks, pictures of outlying villages, important buildings, developing x-rays for the Hospital and regular visits to the Reading Police Station to photograph new prisoners. Further premises had been acquired at 744 Oxford Road by the late 19th century. On Mrs Dann's retirement, the business was taken over by her grand-daughter, who had grown up in the family business. Her marriage to Mr Henry Lewis (noted for his "Magic Lantern Shows") led to a combination of their names: the business became Dann-Lewis, and is listed as such in the 1903 local directory. -
Huntley and Palmer Collection
1 Huntley & Palmers Collection MS 1490 HP 1 Ledger for Huntley & Palmers customers’ accounts, 1840-43. HP 2 Stock book of Huntley & Palmers biscuits no.1, April 1902-March 1914. HP 3 Five letters from J Leete to Huntley & Palmers relating to the Paris Exhibition 1878, 17-24 July 1878, London and Paris. HP 4 Album containing samples of Huntley & Palmers foil wrappings, no.5, 1937. HP 5 Notebook, containing notes on pay, hours of work, appointments and deaths of members of Huntley & Palmers workforce, 1920-22. HP 6 Printed list of packs of Huntley & Palmers biscuits available for home trade, August 1939. (M S T Jordan’s copy, annotated). HP 7 Printed list of packs of Huntley & Palmers biscuits available for home trade, August 1939. HP 8 Two albums containing samples of Huntley & Palmers foil wrappings nos.6 and 7, undated, c.1937. HP 9 Notebook containing private memoranda on the packing and labelling of Huntley & Palmers biscuits, 1911-19. HP 10 Photocopy of pp.68-71 of Sketches of Reading by J B Jones, Reading, 1870. (Full text: Sketches of Reading: historical, archaeological and descriptive, by J B Jones. RUL Reserve 914.2291 JON). HP 11 Paris Exhibition 1878: Jurors’ reports on Group VII, Class 70 and Classes 72-73, 1880. Includes a letter from, and a photograph of, Captain M Bucan; also writing on the flyleaf by J Leete. (Includes the report on Huntley & Palmers exhibit). HP 12 Collection of printed ephemera (menus and advertising material) gathered at the Brussels Exhibitions of 1888 and 1897 (plus one menu from Paris, 1889).