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The Borchester Echo Vaughan Williams Memorial Library & its importance (111* d) RE: Vaughan Williams Memorial Library & its importance 22 Jul 10


RELATIVELY UNIMPORTANT POINT OF ORDER

Camden Town (Bank Branch) to King's Cross is a direct tube line. However, in view of the 10-minute walk from 2 Regent's Park Road to the station and a further 10-minute walk from King's Cross to the British Library it is probably quicker to walk all the way.

There are two others apart from me who are occasional contributors to this forum who worked under the traumatic "Not-So-Goode" era at the EFDSS. Yes, of course it's got better in recent years and Katy Spicer is doing an excellent job etc etc. But it's all a matter of emphasis. Yapping on about which provincial location to move VWML (with or without the attendant administration) is a complete nonsense the moment costs and logistics are considered. Yet, way back then the EFDSS, however distanced from "normal" society, maintained half a dozen regional offices scattered throughout the land, co-ordinating educational work and social dance (mainly).

What is important is whether strategies and tactics transform into actions beneficial to the tradarts and which audiences are actually enthusiastic about. Not where the building is in which this blue-sky thinking occurs.


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