Second and holiday homes.............2
Young people's engagements with
heritage.........................................4
Stopping the rot.............................4
Banks: who needs them?................5
Improvement of cottages................6
Soup kitchens................................6
News in brief.................................7
Local plan: landscape.....................8
Mr Robertson's Sideboard..............9
King Charles II Coastal Path..........9
Planning Matters..........................10
Quiz: Lanes.................................11
About Alnwick Civic Society........12
Who's Who?................................12
Diary dates..................................12
Notice Board..............................1
Roddam Rigg............................ 1
Large houses............................. 2
Sustainable Transport.............. 2
Chapel Lane.............................. 3
Barnyards Walk.........................4
Ravenslaw listing decision...... 4
News in brief.............................5
Picture quiz............................... 5
County Council Property........6
Conservation and heritage
budgets.......................................6
Planning matters...................... 7
20mph limit............................... 7
About Alnwick Civic Society..8
Who's Who?.............................. 8
Diary dates................................ 8
Quiz answers.............................8
Old debts................................... 8
OS map
In 1995 Alnwick District Council was successful in its bid for a Conservation Partnership with Northumberland County Council and English Heritage. The Civic Society was one of a number of bodies invited to participate in the planning and execution of a range of improvement projects, and as one of its contributions to the work of the Team it has made a study of each of the six surviving lanes with public access that link Green Batt to the centre of the town.
Wesleyan Chapel, from Skelly