40+ tracks have been kindly donated by the likes of 65daysofstatic, Hey Sholay, In the Nursery, Nat Johnson, King Capisce, Everly Pregnant Brothers, Blood Sport, Sieben, The Big Eyes Family Players and many others. Full list plus taster here:
Artists James Green and Saskia Palmer and photographer Shaun Bloodworth are also giving away prints as follows. There are various combinations – ALL pledges of over £10 will qualify to receive the digital album when we reach our target.
Funds will only be taken when we reach our target which is £15,000, so please help by passing the word on about this campaign! A secure link will then be emailed to you to download the album. You will be able to collect prints in Sheffield, alternatively please supply your address for prints to be posted out (we will contact you to arrange payment at cost for this later, as it’s impossible for us to budget for this.)
James Green A4 Sharrowvale View, 200 gsm min poster print, limited edition of 400
James Green A4 Terns, 200 gsm min, poster print limited edition of 400
Shaun Bloodworth A3 print Berlin #1 on 260gsm min satin art paper
Shaun Bloodworth A3 print Berlin #2 on 260gsm min satin art paper
Shaun Bloodworth A3 print Berlin #3 on 260gsm min satin art paper
Saskia Palmer – Cyclists, mounted. Original lino print from limited edition of 100. Artwork size is 21x15cm (mounted = 30.5 x 25.5cm)
What if we won the judicial review?
If we won then the developer might try to resubmit the application again. We would then have to hope the council did the right thing, but at least would then have funds to cover further legal expenses where that was necessary. These funds would be held by a trust for safe keeping and the principal object of the trust would be the protection of these buildings, with these businesses still in them where possible. The process of setting up a trust is time consuming and for now a social enterprise is being established, strictly non-profit and all voluntary for the purposes of transparency of accounting during fundraising, meeting the costs of legal fees, court costs, cost incurred during fund raising events and for flyers etc.
In the very worst case scenario where leases are terminated and the buildings demolished, funds would continue to be held in trust for the purposes of legal action to defend other heritage assets under threat, for example the Grade II Listed Bethel Sunday School which is currently under threat.
To find out more about the history, planning and legal arguments, please visit: www.savedevstreet.org.uk