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Leisure &#38; Suburbia Conference - Registration DocumentThursday, 21 July 10:00  Centre-Periphery Dynamics and Leisure in Londonv     Professor Matthew Cragoe (University of Sussex)The Rise and Fall of the Red House at Battersea: Pigeon-Shooting, Respectability and the Early Victorian Suburb, 1800-1850v     Dr Elizabeth Baigent (University of Oxford)Experiencing Open Space in Late Victorian Britain: Leisure for the Unleisured Class in Epping Forestv     Dr Mark Clapson (University of Westminster)City and Suburban: The Leisure and Sporting Culture of Regent Street Polytechnic, 1882-1939v     Dr John Law (Independent Researcher)Automobility and Leisure in London's Inter-War Suburbia 12:00  LUNCH 13:00  Suburban Leisure and Divided Societiesv     Dr Joao Malaia Santos (University of Rio de Janeiro)Rio de Janeiro and the Football Dynamic: From the Suburbs to the Central Cityv     Janina Gosseye (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)The Brussels' Belt of Emeralds: The Construction of Leisure Infrastructure and Flemish Cultural Identity, 1950s to 1970sv     Frances Harkin (Queen's University of Belfast)A Social Evolution: The Gaelic Athletic Association and Gaelic Games in a North Belfast Suburb 14:30  BREAK 15:00  Art, Fashion and Suburban Leisure Livesv     Dr Geraldine Biddle-Perry (London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London)Fashioning Suburban Aspiration at the Fin de Sieclev     Dr Rebecca Preston (Royal Holloway, University of London) 'The Pastime of the People': Gardens and Photography in Upper Working- and Lower Middle-Class British Suburban Social Life, 1880-1914v     Professor Ann Sumner (University of Birmingham)Urban Tennis [Title TBC]v     Dr Richard Coopey (Aberystwyth University)From Quant to Quadrophenia: Interpreting the Mod Movement in Britain in the 1960s 17:00  CLOSEFriday, 22 July 10:00  KeynoteProfessor David Gilbert (Royal Holloway, University of London)The Vicar's Daughter and the Goddess of Tennis:  Sporting Femininity and Bodily Practice in Edwardian Suburbia 11:00  BREAK 11:20  Sport and Society in Contemporary Suburbs and New Developmentsv     Sean Brown (Northeastern University, Boston)'I'm here for the Kids': Politics and Drama in a Small-Town/Suburban Little Leaguev     Dr Marco Pasini (University of Roma La Sapienza)CVN Casal Bernocchi: Qualitative Analysis and Visual Methodology for a Community Studyv     Nick Pye (Griffith University, Gold Coast)International Sports Cities and Social Capital: Is There a Relationship, and Do They Improve Social Capital? 12:50  LUNCH 13:40  Leisure and Space in Suburbs and New Townsv     Dion Georgiou (Queen Mary, University of London)'The Drab Suburban Streets Were Metamorphosed into a Veritable Fairyland': Space, Spectacle and Social Action in the Ilford Hospital Carnival, 1905-1914v     Anna Dewaele (School for Higher Studies in Social Sciences, Paris)Invention and Appropriation of the Concept of Leisure in an Emblematic Indian New Town: Evolution of Leisure in Chandigarh since Its Foundationv     Emmanuel Lelore and Muriel Paupardin (National Institute for Sports, Expertise and Performance, Paris)Access to Sport Practice in Deprived Urban Areas: Spatial Influence through the Exploration of New Territories 15:10  BREAK 15:30  Sport in British Suburbsv    Dr Andrew Hignell (Glamorgan County Cricket Club)Participants and Providers: A Study of Cricket in the Suburbs of Cardiff during the Late 19th Centuryv     Catherine Budd (De Montfort University)Separation and Exclusivity: Sport in Middlesbrough's Suburbs, 1885-1914v     Mark Sampson (Queen Mary, University of London)Putting Something Back: The Community Trusts Run By Brighton and Hove Albion FC and Charlton Athletic FC 17:00  CLOSERegistration Form DetailsName: Institutional Affiliation: Email Address: Dietary Requirements:  Delegate Fees (Including Lunch and Refreshments)Attending on both days - £35Attending on Thu 21 July/Fri 22 July only (delete as appropriate) - £25Conference Dinner on Thu 21 July (Optional; see overleaf to select from menu) - £26 Signature:                                                                                          Date: Please address your cheques to 'The Sport and Leisure History Seminar' and send them, along with your completed registration forms, to Dion Georgiou, 3B Eden Grove, Holloway, London, N7 8DX, by Thursday, 14 July. For any further enquiries, contact us at leisureinsuburbia@gmail.com.&#160;Conference LocationThe conference takes place at the Institute of Historical Research at Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU. Directions to the Institute can be found here: http://www.history.ac.uk/contact.&#160;Accommodation OptionsThe Kent Hall Hotel in Manor House, North London, is offering delegates a special rate of £40 per night (en suite bathroom and breakfast included) or £70 for twin rooms. Manor House station is 12 minutes away from Russell Square (the closest station to the Institute of Historical Research) by Underground. For more information, contact Geoffrey Levett at geoffreylevett@me.com; you can also look at the hotel's website: http://www.kenthallhotel.co.uk/Kent_Hall_Site/Home.html.&#160;Conference Dinner - MenuThe meal will take place at Tas Restaurant, 22 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3QJ at 7:00pm on Thursday, 22 July. Please select your choices from the set menu below. StartersA full assortment of the following hot and cold starters, served with homemade bread:Humus (Pureed chickpeas with tahini, garlic and lemon juice)Zeytin Yagli Patlican (Aubergine, tomatoes, garlic, peppers and chickpeas cooked in olive oil)Tabule Chopped parsley salad with tomatoes, onions, cracked wheat and olive oilManca Spinach with fresh yoghurt served with or without garlicZeytin Yagli Bakla Fresh broad beans, coriander, red &#38; green peppers, dill, garlic, olive oil, served with yoghurtSebzeli Kofte (Falafel)Borek (Filo pastry filled with feta cheese)&#160;Main coursesChoose one from the following:Arides Guvech (Prawns cooked with garlic, tomatoes and mushrooms)Kalamari (Fried squid served with walnut sauce)Turlu (Mixed vegetables, potatoes, aubergines, peppers, tomatoes served with couscous and yogurt)Ispanakli Patates (Spinach with potatoes)Karisik Izgara (Grilled lamb, chicken and meatballs)Mousakka (Layers of minced lamb, aubergine, potatoes topped with cheese sauce)Tavuk Sis (Chicken kebab on skewers)Eksili Kofte (Minced beef and couscous balls, organic chickpeas, baby potatoes &#38; dried red basil)Tavuk Guvech (Chicken with ginger, mushrooms, onion and tomato) DessertsChoose from one of the following:Baklava (﻿Filo pastry, walnuts, pistachio, honey syrup) Kayisi Tatlisi   (Sundried apricots with homemade cream, almond and pistachio)Fresh Fruit SaladChocolate Cake&#160;