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Sir John Laurence Longland (26 June 1905 – 29 November 1993) was an educator, mountain climber, and broadcaster. After a brilliant student career Longland became a don at Durham University in the 1930s. He formed a lifelong concern for the welfare of unemployed people, and after a time working in community service he moved to become an educational administrator, retiring in 1970. Among his achievements was the establishment of White Hall in Derbyshire, the country's first local authority Outdoor Pursuits Centre for young people.

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rdfs:comment	Sir John Laurence Longland (26 June 1905 – 29 November 1993) was an educator, mountain climber, and broadcaster. After a brilliant student career Longland became a don at Durham University in the 1930s. He formed a lifelong concern for the welfare of unemployed people, and after a time working in community service he moved to become an educational administrator, retiring in 1970. Among his achievements was the establishment of White Hall in Derbyshire, the country's first local authority Outdoor Pursuits Centre for young people. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Round Britain Quiz Royal Geographical Society 1933 British Mount Everest expedition 1938 British Mount Everest expedition Derbyshire British rock climbers Any Questions? Cropthorne Tobias Rustat 1993 deaths Chris Bonington Clogwyn Du'r Arddu George Everest The Times Magdalene College, Cambridge My Word! BBC Radio 1905 births Alumni of Jesus College, Cambridge British Mountaineering Council Academics of Durham University Adolf Hitler Durham University Edmund Hillary University don Harry Taylor (mountaineer) Hensley Henson Hertfordshire Countryside Commission Tenzing Norgay English mountain climbers People educated at King's School, Worcester English radio personalities Jesus College, Cambridge John Arlott John Hunt, Baron Hunt Labour Party (UK) Bishop of Durham Surveyor General of India Whiteout (weather) Dorset Doug Scott Great Depression National Park Stephen Venables The King's School, Worcester Droitwich
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has abstract	Sir John Laurence Longland (26 June 1905 – 29 November 1993) was an educator, mountain climber, and broadcaster. After a brilliant student career Longland became a don at Durham University in the 1930s. He formed a lifelong concern for the welfare of unemployed people, and after a time working in community service he moved to become an educational administrator, retiring in 1970. Among his achievements was the establishment of White Hall in Derbyshire, the country's first local authority Outdoor Pursuits Centre for young people. As a young man Longland was prominent among British rock-climbers, taking a distinguished part in the 1933 British Mount Everest expedition. Later in life he was active in the affairs of the British Mountaineering Council. Longland was a familiar broadcaster on BBC Radio, appearing regularly from the late 1940s until the 1970s in the long-running Round Britain Quiz, Any Questions?, and the panel game My Word!, which he chaired for twenty years from 1957. (en)
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