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Eye Of York Designs, August 2021

45:27

My Castle Gateway Live Q&A

40:43

New Public Spaces Design Ideas

07:11

Neil Redfern from Historic England uncovers what makes the Eye of York so signficant

04:36

Mark Galdwin, River Foss Society on future uses of the Foss

02:15

York Castle Museum can be opened up as part of a welcoming public space in the Eye of York

02:44

Piccadilly could be a hub, connecting up accessible routes for those on foot and bike

02:41

Swimming in York's Rivers

03:16

Rachel Lacy (York Rescue Boat) how better access to York's rivers can also make them safer

05:12

Phil Bixby, My Future York on the My Castle Gateway process

04:21

Joanne Rule (Coaching York) on asking imaginative open questions

02:26

A more relaxing Castle Gateway?: How can we create new access to and through the Castle Gateway area

03:54

Gavin Welch (York Cycle Campaign) on the idea for the Fishergate Gyratory supercrossing

04:55

Andy Shrimpton on the Foss River Walk and Cycling Ideas

00:19

On the road 01

00:38

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00:16

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00:49

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00:29

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00:18

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00:32

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00:12

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00:31

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00:11

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00:38

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00:43

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03:00

Anna Bialkowska - The tone of community conversation

03:00

Anna Bialkowska - Anger and safe spaces

10:11

York Archealogy Trust: the Castle Gateway area connected York to the world

01:33

Neil Redfern, Principle Inspector Ancient Monuments, Historic England

02:52

Stella Jackson, Castle Area Campaign Group

04:14

Graham Martin on using the Eye of York for protests and demonstrations today

03:37

Paul Hepworth - Cycle parking

01:06

Paul Hepworth - Building Bridges

01:20

Paul Hepworth - Connected Routes

01:03

Cycling in Castle Gateway - Continuity

02:34

Cycling in Castle Gateway - Traffic and other issues

03:57

Cycling in Castle Gateway - a destination

06:16

John Oxley: The story of Castle Gateway is one of transformation

01:28

Professor Malcolm Chase: In 1834 the Eye of York was a place of protest for better working conditons

05:03

Professor Malcolm Chase on the political histories of Court and Prisions

01:16

Chris and John Dowell: St George's Field in the future

01:52

Chris and John Dowell on St George's Field and three traditonal rights

03:17

Chris and John Dowell on St George's Fields baths

01:36

Chris and John Dowell on the St George's Field Fair

02:27

Phil Bixby: Developing a collabroative brief for Castle Gateway

14:03

John Oxley, City of York Council City Archaeologist (full length interview)

05:27

Philip Crowe, York Tomorrow

02:46

Philip Crowe York Tomorrow on Tower Gardens