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                <dc:title>Revitalisation of Wallingford</dc:title>
                
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                    <dc:publisher>Organisation: South Oxfordshire District Council, Didcot</dc:publisher>
                
                
                
                
                    <dc:date>Duration From: 1976-01-01</dc:date>
                
                
                    <dc:date>Duration To: 1980-12-31</dc:date>
                
                
                <dc:date>Entry year: 1980</dc:date>
                
                    <dc:date>Project Duration: 1976 - 1980</dc:date>
                
                <dc:type>Diploma</dc:type>
                <dc:subject>Stock: CONSERVATION</dc:subject>
                
                    
                        <dc:subject>Category: architectural heritage</dc:subject>
                    
                
                
                    
                        <dc:subject>Building Type: Urban renewal/design - Village renewal/design</dc:subject>
                    
                

                

                
                    <dc:description>The revitalisation of the historic market town of Wallingford was achieved by public initiative and the pride of the citizens and their involvement into the work. The council decided to concentrate on an attempt to revitalise the town and arrest its visible decline. It encouraged the repair and restoration of several neglected historic buildings but also set an example in restoring an old barn to serve as an office building. Market place was transformed from a car park to a pedestrian area.  
Restored and revitalized places and buildings: Market Place, The Corn Exchange, 5 - 8 Market Place, St Mary's Church, The Lamb Hotel, 5 - 7 Castle Street, Wallingford Castle, Wallingford Brewery, Barn, 23 St Martin's Street.

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                <dc:identifier>Registration Nr.: GB/131-1980</dc:identifier>
                <dc:identifier>Intern Registration Nr.: W-1980 CON-20 GB</dc:identifier>
                <dc:identifier>Version Nr.: 1980120</dc:identifier>
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>GPS: 51°36'0.4"N  1°7'28.7"W</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>Town: Wallingford, Oxfordshire (England)</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>Street: Market Place, Castle Street, High Street, St Mary's Street</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
                
                    <dc:description>Former Use: Inner urban area with motorised traffic</dc:description>
                
                
                    <dc:description>Jury Citation: "For the extensive restoration of the historic market town"</dc:description>
                
                
                
                
                
                    <dc:description>Notes4: 1 entry form, 1 short description, 5 p. description,  3 plans, 1 article: Wallingford Revival, Gillian Darley, April 1980; 24 photos,  1 envelope with duplicates of photos</dc:description>
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>Country Name: United Kingdom</dcterms:spatial>
                
                
                    <dcterms:spatial>Country Shortcut: GB</dcterms:spatial>
                
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