Alexander Apperley

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Three bundles of audiovisual content and photographs, slides and negatives created around the Platform campaign (1993-2002), including one DVD-R "Transport 2000 run-through of evidence to Transport Committee on rail privatisation (1993) with Stephen Joseph, Jim Steer and Suzanne May" (1993); photographs of campaigns and 35mm transparencies of campaign demonstrations produced by Alexander Apperley and others, including print photographs of Railcard picketing action and photographs of Stephen Joseph and others carrying a coffin with 'Private Rail RIP' written on the side in a jazz funeral, one photograph of disabled passengers on the Northern line in London; one photograph of a Penzance rail line sign c. 2002; eleven 35mm slides of a stunt around rail budgets; 35mm negatives of campaigns.

Photographs and audiovisual materials related to the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, and other campaigners. Campaigners in the centre hold a sign in the motif of a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced by Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, and other campaigners. Campaigners in the centre hold a sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced by Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, and other campaigners. Campaigners in the centre hold a sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced by Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One black-and-white 16.5cm x 20.5cm print contact sheet, created by Alexander Apperley, which depicts shots 0 through 16 in 35mm film of a Save Our Railways stunt in London, c. 1994-2001. Images depict campaigners standing outside a building holding two pieces of an outsized printed timetable with a jagged edge connecting the two sides. Reverse bears a handwritten inscription "Save Our Railways. Photo call. 6 Dec 95." and a printed label bearing the text "Photograph by Alexander Apperley".

Black-and-white contact sheet of a timetabling stunt
Black and white contact sheets and one 8x10 black-and-white photograph produced by Alexander Apperley (1996) depicting National Cycle Week. Reverse bears an adhesive label with manuscript notes on the event and a printed label with Apperley's address and contact details.

Photographs from local transport days
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, and other campaigners. Campaigners in the centre hold a sign in the motif of a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced by Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, and other campaigners. Campaigners in the centre hold a sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced by Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign

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