amenity society造句

• Since 1971, the Georgian Group has been a national amenity society.
• An amenity society in Tavistock Devon was formed, inspired by Weeks action.
• In the 1960s consideration was given to the possibility of restoring the canal, and in 1969 the Pocklington Canal Amenity Society was formed.
• For the Joint Committee of the National Amenity Societies, he was deputy chair between 1993 and 1996 and chair between 1996-99.
• In the meantime, the Hall Affair certainly directly encouraged the establishment of several local amenity societies, and these then seeded many others.
• The publication of the book led to the foundation of the amenity society and charity The Folly Fellowship, of which Headley was President.
• In England and Wales, a national amenity society must be notified of any work to a listed building which involves any element of demolition.
• In 1995, the Pocklington Canal Amenity Society launched an appeal to fund new gates for Coates lock, and these were fitted in 2000.
• The Chelsea Society, formed in 1927, remains an active amenity society concerned with preserving and advising on changes in Chelsea's built environment.
• Further assistance was provided in 1986 when Pocklington Canal Amenity Society provided two swing bridges and East Yorkshire Borough Council funded the work to fit them.
• The Pocklngton Canal Amenity Society runs boat trips from the Melbourne Arm of the canal, on its trip boat " New Horizons ".
• The town is home to numerous clubs and associations including the Buckingham Society, a civic amenity society linked with Civic Voice, a large U3A with over 700 members, and many music, photography and arts clubs.
• It fell into disuse with the decline of Britain's canals but has been continuously resurrected by the Pocklington Canal Amenity Society since 1971 and the old mill house is now classed as a Grade II listed water mill of historic interest : most of the mill mechanism still exists.