Graeme Shankland, (1917–1984), was an English town planner active in the 1960s. With Oliver Cox he established the partnership Shankland, Cox and Associates which under took commissions from Harold Wilson's Labour government.[1] He played a principal role in drawing up the modernisation plans for Hook, Hart in Hampshire. However, local opposition successfully thwarted these plans.[2]
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GraemeShankland, (1917–1984), was an English town planner active in the 1960s. With Oliver Cox he established the partnership Shankland, Cox and Associates...
has been argued that the so-called 'Shankland Plan' of the 1960s, named after the town planner GraemeShankland, led to compromised town planning and...
visiting English architects, including Michael Ventris, Oliver Cox, and GraemeShankland, where it apparently "spread like wildfire, and [was] subsequently...
Thompson, Eric Hobsbawm and Isaac Deutscher, and the town planner GraemeShankland. Later issues would include essays by Samuel, Raymond Williams, Richard...
built. 1965 – Shankland Plan including Churchill Way flyovers and 'walkways in the sky' published by Council Planner GraemeShankland. 1966 – 24 hours...
City Centre Plan was published (1965), created in consultation with GraemeShankland & Liverpool City Planning Officer Walter Bor. This radical plan called...
the Communist Party of Great Britain, such as Francis Skinner and GraemeShankland, and the union's leadership was also composed of party members. In...
at international level with another Queen's Park colleague, Lawrence Shankland, in 2019). In a UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying game against Norway in Oslo...
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year awards". BBC Sport. 14 May 2023. Retrieved 14 May 2023. "Lawrence Shankland, David Watson & Rangers trio win PFA awards". BBC Sport. 5 May 2024. Retrieved...
the original on 29 October 2012. Retrieved 7 September 2010. Macpherson, Graeme (13 October 2010). "Miller insists three wins will seal play-off place"...
Eastern Suburbs Test winger Bill Shankland. Bevan requested a trial with Leeds, which was a suggestion from Shankland, but the club decided against signing...
PricewaterhouseCoopers' consulting business Technology, 31 July 2002 Shankland, Steve (30 July 2002). "IBM Grabs PWC for $3.5 Billion". ZDNet.com. Retrieved...
his international debut against the Netherlands in 1986, the same year Graeme Souness arrived at Rangers to begin the Ibrox revolution. "He certainly...
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worst foreign signings of all time". The Guardian. London. MacPherson, Graeme (14 November 2007). "The rise and fall of Marco Negri". The Herald. Herald...
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