"Planning for a Small Island" - forthcoming lecture

[msbrown at boltblue.net]

FROM DIANA SCHUMACHER 

Personal INVITATION to 

Environmental Law Foundation 

The Second Professor David Hall Lecture 

"Planning for a Small Island" 
by 
FIONA REYNOLDS CBE 
Director-General of the National Trust 

6.30pm on Wednesday 16th October 2002 

King's College, Waterloo Campus, London 



Tickets: £20, ELF members £15, Students £8, (including light refreshments). 

Please call ELF on 020 7404 1030 or email info at elflaw.org 



Land is a prime resource and increasingly scarce. It provides citizens and 
society with a source of food and landscape; a place to live and work, and 
habitats for wildlife. The land use planning system is therefore critical in 
deciding how we use, and sometimes abuse, its intrinsic value. 



This year's annual lecture, as ELF's tribute to Professor David Hall, the 
distinguished biologist and one of the co-founders of ELF, will consider many 
of the pressing planning and environmental concerns of today while putting 
government policy into context. There will be opportunity for question and open 
debate. 



Please do come along to what promises to be a stimulating and thought-provoking 
evening. I would personally be delighted to see you there and ELF will 
certainly value your support. 



Very much hoping you can come, 

Kindest regards, 

Diana. 

PS ELF has the hands-on experience of 1600 cases dealt with over the last 10 
years apart from hundreds of thousands of enquiries involving land and planning 
issues nationwide. This combined with the National Trust perspective will 
ensure a thoroughly provocative discussion of the subject.