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Issue 1 24 October 1991

February 1991

Summer 1991

The Higher and Further Education edition of the Parliamentary Review, including a submission from London South Bank University.

A digital image of the Duke of Clarence pub and Borough Road.

A photograph of the Terraces at 123-132 London Road looking down towards St. George's Circus.

View from back of Borough Road building showing National College Wing and the Elephant and Castle

Aerial view from the north-east showing the Borough Road building, extension and tower blocks and the London Road building

View of the elephant and castle from the south looking north.

View from Tower Block looking north east.

The image shows the chapel surrounded by scaffolding

An image of the boarded up Terraces at 113-119 Borough Road..

An image of the Terraces at 113-119 Borough Road. The ground floor frontage is boarded up.

A photograph of the top of London Road Building displaying a 'South Bank University' sign.

Comprises photographs of the Duke of York at the event officially opening the buildings and visiting different areas of the Polytechnic.

On 20th February 1930 the Duke of York (the future George VI) visited the Borough Polytechnic Institute to official open new buildings within Borough Road Building and unveil its new facade.

Images show the rededication work being carried out and the war memorial in situ in Borough Road Building.

Comprises images of the official launch, led by David Longbottom, Pro-Chancellor and Chair of the Board of Governors and Richard Brown, Chief Executive of the Council for Industry and Higher Education.

The images show staff and students writing in the diary as well as some staged images of the Vice Chancellor Martin Earwicker with the diary alongside the Mayor of Southwark Councillor Althea Smith and the Chairman of Southwark Chamber of Commerce Barry Martin.

Images from the second annual University Court event held in the Student Centre. The theme of the event was Student Enterprise and Success and various Enterprise Associates, many of them former students, had stalls displaying their products. The event consisted of formal speeches, a drinks reception and tours of the Legal Advice Clinic, Borough Road Gallery and Edric Hall, where a dance performance was staged.

In 1942 the Polytechnic celebrated its Golden Jubilee with a small gathering of around 300 people in the Borough Road building, as restrictions were placed on the number of people who could meet enforced by war conditions.
The guest book contains the signatures of some of the jubilee guests and lists their relationship with the Polytechnic. The signatures include that of C.T.Millis, the Polytechnic's first principal.