Charity

Twentieth Century Society

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Recent council discussions and decisions have not explicitly mentioned the Twentieth Century Society, a charity campaigning for 20th-century architectural conservation.

Councils have not recently discussed or made decisions directly concerning the Twentieth Century Society. There are no current developments or specific issues being worked through by councils that explicitly mention the charity, nor are there any upcoming council meetings listed with the charity on their agendas.

The Twentieth Century Society is a charity dedicated to the architecture and design of the 20th century. It campaigns for the conservation of Britain's buildings from that period, acting as a statutory consultee on alterations to listed buildings from 1914 onwards, as noted in its Wikipedia entry.

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