A Receipt is a real document: a council paper, a letter, a poster, a blog, a vote. Each one has a number in the books. The number leads here, to the document itself, with its date and what has happened since, because those things change and books don't.

Ania shows what the documents record. She doesn't tell you what to think, and she never comments on any individual.

Book 1 · The Spark

1. 1.1The poster. Save Our Promenade. People of Paignton. Demand Proper Consultation! Being checked
2. 1.2The council's consultation on the proposed sea wall, set back from the beach, 1.1 to 1.5 metres high. Being checked
3. 1.3The council's letter asking the community partnership not to begin its own consultation with the public. Being checked
4. 1.4The partnership's campaign website, with Richard's plans, sections and sketches. Being checked
5. 1.5Jono Hills, Hot Button Immigration. The whole sentence. Being checked
6. 1.6The flood risk to Paignton and Preston, in the council's own words. Being checked
7. 1.7The application paused. "Back to the drawing board." Being checked
8. 1.8Pulling Back the Curtain, by Johnno Hills. Being checked
9. 1.9The Marina Barrage, Singapore. Being checked
10. 1.10Richard's card model, his drawings, and his receipt for thirty-four of them. Being checked
11. 1.11The map of the hundreds of Torbay. Being checked
12. 1.12Jono Hills, The Bench. Spelling and all. Being checked

Book 2 · The Queen

1. 2.1Union Square, Torquay: the council's regeneration plans. Homes, health services in the multi-storey, the Pannier Market restored, nine shops on Union Street and Market Street to go. Being checked
2. 2.2The cabinet's decision to agree compulsory purchase in principle. Being checked
3. 2.3The later report that took in principle out, and why. Being checked
4. 2.4Planning permission for Union Square, granted unanimously. Being checked
5. 2.5The Pavilion, Torquay: back under council control, its steel frame corroded, and the work under way. Being checked
6. 2.6The Victorian Society's Top Ten Endangered Buildings, with the Pavilion on it. Being checked
7. 2.7The legal challenge that stopped the Pavilion hotel and its eleven-storey block. Being checked
8. 2.8The Strand: the hotel scheme, its consultation and its approval. Being checked
9. 2.9Richard's two photographs and his sketch of the Strand, ? North ? and all. Being checked
10. 2.10Pulling Back the Curtain, by Johnno Hills. Being checked
11. 2.11Singapore's hawker centres, and their place on the United Nations' list of living heritage. Being checked
12. 2.12Registering to vote without an address: the declaration of local connection. Being checked
13. 2.13Ania's songs about Torbay's buildings, including Our Pavilion, Jeez. At your own risk. Being checked
14. 2.14The map of the hundreds of Torbay. Being checked
15. 2.15See. Show me a street. Being checked

Every Receipt is checked against its source before its page appears. Until then, its number says "being checked".