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Framed Print : Chris Patten, Environment Minister visits Switch Island, site of new proposed blue route
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Chris Patten, Environment Minister visits Switch Island, site of new proposed blue route
Chris Patten, Environment Minister visits Switch Island, site of new proposed blue route, a 4.7 mile dual carriageway road between Switch Island and the Formby Bypass, ultimately rejected in May 1995 on the grounds it would have negative impact on greenbelt land, Friday 26th October 1990, pictured, Green Party candidate Sean Brady
Eddie Barford
Liverpool Echo
Mirrorpix
England
LLE 1990 10 573
Media ID 21918152
© Mirrorpix
Member Of Parliament Merseyside Party Secretary Of State For The Environment Sefton Tory 1990 Conservative
A2 Premium Frame with A3 Poster
Bring a piece of local history into your home with our Framed Prints from Media Storehouse, featuring the iconic image "Chris Patten, Environment Minister visits Switch Island, site of new proposed blue route" by Eddie Barford from Memory Lane Prints. This captivating photograph documents a significant moment in Merseyside's development, as Chris Patten inspected the proposed site for a new 4.7 mile dual carriageway road between Switch Island and the Formby Bypass. Each print is expertly framed in a contemporary style, enhancing the vibrant colors and intricate details of Eddie Barford's masterful composition. Order yours today and relive the past while adding a touch of local charm to your decor.
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In this print captured by Eddie Barford, we witness a significant moment in political history as Chris Patten, the Environment Minister of England, pays a visit to Switch Island. The site holds immense importance as it was proposed to be the location for the construction of a new blue route - a 4.7 mile dual carriageway road connecting Switch Island and the Formby Bypass. Taken on Friday 26th October 1990, this image encapsulates the essence of political decision-making during that era. However, despite its potential benefits for transportation infrastructure, the proposal faced strong opposition from environmentalists due to its anticipated negative impact on greenbelt land. Ultimately, in May 1995, after much deliberation and public discourse, the project was rejected. Interestingly enough, amidst this politically charged atmosphere stands Sean Brady - a Green Party candidate who is also present in this photograph. His presence serves as a reminder that even within such contentious debates surrounding development and conservation efforts, alternative voices are crucially important. This snapshot not only captures an influential figure like Chris Patten but also highlights how politics intertwines with environmental concerns. It offers us an opportunity to reflect upon past decisions made by politicians regarding land use and their long-lasting consequences on our natural surroundings.
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