The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath This symposium, organised in conjunction with History & Policy, Institute of Historical Research will draw on historical research to explore the policy challenges that result from significant health and social crises and show how these were addressed in the past. The symposium seeks to move beyond the historical analysis of the ‘emergency’ phase of pandemics and assess their longer running legacies.
The event consists of two half days of two sessions, tackling three papers in each session with a Q&A to close. The symposium will have two areas of focus:
January 1992 and one youngster comes shooting down the newly installed slide Helen Brighton posted: Yes, I learnt to swim there many years ago (shame they had to stop using the diving boards). My kids learnt to swim there too, must be 15 years ago. The water cannon in full swing after a facelift for the pool in February 1990 Dale Scott was a fan: Used to love them diving boards and the Jurassic Run. Laura Rose said: It was the end of an era when it closed. I used to love going off the top diving board. A promotional shot for the launch of the new slide in the pool. The picture was taken on Christmas Eve 1991