Leicester meeting of the british association

ABSTRACT FROM the point of view of the British Association, Leicester is a changed city since the meeting in 1907. When the Association meets there on September 6–13, a whole range of fine

buildings will be found to have become available since 1907 for its use. The Wyggeston Girls' School, where the reception room, offices, and one of the sections will be established,

must be one of the most notable buildings of its kind in the country. The University College, though it occupies an old building, was not established at the time of the last meeting: it now

offers accommodation for sections and the inspiration which, for such an occasion as an Association meeting, is afforded by the mere existence of such an institution. The Wyggeston

Boys' School adjoins it. The De Montfort Hall is admirably suited for the inaugural meeting. These and other available buildings have the advantage of being situated conveniently to the

centre of the city but outside it, a consideration making for the comfort of audiences as external noise is avoided, and access is easy. Access through your institution Buy or subscribe

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permissions ABOUT THIS ARTICLE CITE THIS ARTICLE Leicester Meeting of the British Association. _Nature_ 131, 680–681 (1933). https://doi.org/10.1038/131680a0 Download citation * Issue Date:

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