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Graeme Sharp (third right) with members of the Fit as a Fiddle project, Roger Jones, Dan Parnell and Chris Clarke at the launch of Premier League Men's Health project aimed at helping men aged between 18 and 35 years lead a more positive and healthy lifestyle
40 Years of Sports Science at LJMU
Our first event of 2016! Morning Gloryville ravers united with Liverpool JMU Fashion Dept to bring you a Fashion RAVEolution as part of the week long events programme for #FashionRevolution #WHOMADEMYCLOTHES
On 24th November students and school children in Liverpool walked out of classes as part of a national day of action. They marched to the town hall and then stopped traffic at several spots around the city.
Our first event of 2016! Morning Gloryville ravers united with Liverpool JMU Fashion Dept to bring you a Fashion RAVEolution as part of the week long events programme for #FashionRevolution #WHOMADEMYCLOTHES
Our monthly gathering of the Propeller Club at Veeno Castle Street Liverpool, kindly sponsored by LJMU, also celebrating the 80th Birthday of our past President, Jim Bellew.
On 24th November students and school children in Liverpool walked out of classes as part of a national day of action. They marched to the town hall and then stopped traffic at several spots around the city.
Liverpool John Moores University.
Corner of Hope Street and Mount Pleasant, Liverpool.
Liverpool John Moores University (abbreviated LJMU) is a public research university in the city of Liverpool, England. The university can trace its origins to the Liverpool Mechanics' School of Arts, established in 1823. This later merged to become Liverpool Polytechnic. In 1992, following an Act of Parliament the Liverpool Polytechnic became what is now Liverpool John Moores University. It is named after Sir John Moores, a local businessman and philanthropist, who donated to the university's precursor institutions.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverpool_John_Moores_University
The Grade II-listed building on the corner of Hope Street and Mount Pleasant dates back to the mid-19th century and is formerly a Catholic teacher training college that was run by the Sisters of Notre Dame. It is now the home of LJMU’s School of Humanities and Social Science.
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John Foster Building Liverpool
John Foster Building, Liverpool John Moores University. This was formerly the Notre Dame Convent. The facade to the left faces Hope Street. Seen from across Mount Pleasant. The convent was designed by Charles Hansom, and the chapel by Matthew E. and Charles Hadfield was added to the rear in 1865–67. The convent is essentially Georgian in style, and the chapel is Gothic. Both are in brick with slate roofs,and the entrance face is in five bays. The building has later been used by the Liverpool John Moores University. A grade II Listed Building.
If anyone can give me the Grade II listing reference, I would be most grateful. So far I have not been able to find it.
Our first event of 2016! Morning Gloryville ravers united with Liverpool JMU Fashion Dept to bring you a Fashion RAVEolution as part of the week long events programme for #FashionRevolution #WHOMADEMYCLOTHES
Our first event of 2016! Morning Gloryville ravers united with Liverpool JMU Fashion Dept to bring you a Fashion RAVEolution as part of the week long events programme for #FashionRevolution #WHOMADEMYCLOTHES
Our monthly gathering of the Propeller Club at Veeno Castle Street Liverpool, kindly sponsored by LJMU, also celebrating the 80th Birthday of our past President, Jim Bellew.
On 24th November students and school children in Liverpool walked out of classes as part of a national day of action. They marched to the town hall and then stopped traffic at several spots around the city.
Our first event of 2016! Morning Gloryville ravers united with Liverpool JMU Fashion Dept to bring you a Fashion RAVEolution as part of the week long events programme for #FashionRevolution #WHOMADEMYCLOTHES
Danny Ryder
Contoured Canvases: Cerulean Blue, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Red
2015
Acrylic on Canvas
Triptych
LJMU Fine Art BA (Hons) Degree Show 2015.
Our first event of 2016! Morning Gloryville ravers united with Liverpool JMU Fashion Dept to bring you a Fashion RAVEolution as part of the week long events programme for #FashionRevolution #WHOMADEMYCLOTHES
On 24th November students and school children in Liverpool walked out of classes as part of a national day of action. They marched to the town hall and then stopped traffic at several spots around the city.
Graeme Sharp (bottom centre) with members of the Extra Time project at the launch of Premier League Men's Health project aimed at helping men aged between 18 and 35 years lead a more positive and healthy lifestyle
40 Years of Sports Science at LJMU
On 24th November 2010 students and school children in Liverpool walked out of classes as part of a national day of action. They marched to the town hall and then stopped traffic at several spots around the city.
On 24th November students and school children in Liverpool walked out of classes as part of a national day of action. They marched to the town hall and then stopped traffic at several spots around the city.
Our first event of 2016! Morning Gloryville ravers united with Liverpool JMU Fashion Dept to bring you a Fashion RAVEolution as part of the week long events programme for #FashionRevolution #WHOMADEMYCLOTHES