Christopher Sugg

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Christopher Sugg

Christopher Sugg

@gaslightingman

Great x 3, grandson of Thomas Sugg, who made the pipes and fitted Carlton House for Frederick Winsor in 1807. Founded the follow-on company, Sugg Lighting.

East Sussex, UK Katılım Ocak 2014
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Jewel 🌗
Jewel 🌗@OfficialJoel4_·
So far no one has found the number in the Box What number do you see? Correct answer wins another $300
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Christopher Sugg@gaslightingman·
@TimBryars @DCMS @WalkerMarcus @SimonCallow @LondonGasketeer Brilliant news for the William Sugg company who made so many of these lamps from their Westminster factory founded in 1837, moving to Crawley in 1970, where Sugg Lighting continued the story from the 3-day week where a new impulse to make gas lights kept businesses going.
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Deliveroo@Deliveroo·
What's missing from this Christmas dinner? 🍽️🧑‍🎄
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Oliver Lancaster@gasworksollie·
14 years to the day that I was made redundant; the same day we found out we had our first baby on the way…and the same day as me and my wife had panto dress rehearsal! That one sticks in the mind quite well!
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The London Gasketeers
The London Gasketeers@LondonGasketeer·
We’re been incredibly active on Instagram. Now’s the time to get active on Twitter. @citywestminster want to rip out their 275 authentic, historic working gaslamps to replace them with reproduction lanterns powered by LED. Follow @LondonGasketeer and help us to stop this.
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Christopher Sugg@gaslightingman·
@LWalksLondon It was an enjoyable evening with lots of interest from the audience in a very unusual location and I was happy to meet plenty of people who supported the save the gas lights efforts. Thanks for making yourself known to me, Laurence.
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Christopher Sugg@gaslightingman·
I am giving a short PPP talk on the effect gas lighting had on the City tied in to William Sugg products. Tonight, 7 o'clock, Thursday 27th at Salon for the City at The Horse Hospital. Book in advance! salonforthecity.blogspot.com
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Oliver Lancaster
Oliver Lancaster@gasworksollie·
I’m not keen on pointing fingers of disapproval, but time-coupled electricity supply & demand is needed as part of how we design our net zero energy system. Warrington is first UK council to generate all its electric warringtonguardian.co.uk/news/23038726.…
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@WSuggLighting Oil came before gas and used columns as well as wall brackets.This date is for the introduction of gas lighting. Have you noticed there’s a street called Cockspur Street after the open flame gas burners used in those early lamps. Leads into Trafalgar Square.
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William Sugg & Co. Ltd
William Sugg & Co. Ltd@WSuggLighting·
Did you know? The first public street lighting column was introduced in 1807 by Frederick Albert Winsor in Pall Mall, London. All lighting columns in the streets were gas lit until electricity was introduced in the late 19th century.
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Christopher Sugg@gaslightingman·
@NGNgas @gasworksollie @DNV_Group @SGNgas @WWUtilities @CadentGasLtd Great - we need to see more of the future of gas to stop people only talking about electricity that will never be able to achieve net zero by itself. Remember all those overhead electric supplies they will have to add to whilst most of our gas supplies are already underground!
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@thevicsoc William Sugg supplied and installed around 200 open flame gas lamps and even installed all the hydraulic pipework for raising the bascules that used water not oil for the opening in 1894. The advert was in Building News the day before the opening 29th June 1894
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The Victorian Society
The Victorian Society@thevicsoc·
Over 50 architects submitted designs for the building of Tower Bridge in 1876 🌉 Did you know... a whopping 31 million bricks and 22,000 litres of paint were used to build Horace Jones’s winning design? Read about protecting London’s historic skyline ➡️ bit.ly/38ifSYf
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