Preserving Our Past

If only my digi skills were up to this, it'd be my dream job... Short-term post on the changing streetscape of 19th-century Bethnal Green, East London. Oxford/Bishopsgate Library
https://t.co/4GJHToRiut #jobsacuk

Call for Papers: “From the Ruins of Preservation” A symposium on rethinking heritage through counter-archives, to be held in London, 11-12th July 2019 - Heritage Research https://t.co/V1sGvxy458

Hmm, Sunday is surely a day for reading about #prison Chaplains, who "played a key role in the introduction and shaping of the modern, ‘penitentiary’ prison system" #SundayThoughts https://t.co/CMt5I4XQ8h

Interested in the #history of #London #police #stopandsearch after today's news reports? Put Paul Lawrence's British Journal of Criminology article about the Sus laws on your #readinglist.
#crimehistory
https://t.co/E0sRU7Cc5h

Check out the special edition of the BBC History mag on crime and punishment. Lots of great contributions, including from me!

Call for papers for our forthcoming conference with @llafur @SwanseaUni on #oralhistory and #labour #work #history in July 2019 is now open and closes on 14 Dec: https://t.co/S4R99tSvwu @ScotLabHistory @StudyLabHistory @EnglishRadical @LabourHistory @labour_days @irsh_iisg

PCSO Barrington is supporting Insp Rice @WMPHistory at the #Lockup event at Steelhouse Lane 🚓🚔

We are co-sponsoring a workshop on funding opportunities with @UkNatArchives at TNA on 5th November. Hear from and meet representatives from various funding bodies. Book your place here: https://t.co/qu0jyDx9vQ … #twitterstorians #AcademicTwitter #funding

China, Merthyr Tydfil 1851. One armed Richard Matthias aka ‘Dick the Thief’ aka ‘The China Lawyer’. Ten years later he was living with Swansea Sue from Charlotte Street, Cardiff. Notorious: China.

Book here for 100 Years+ of the Women's Movement in Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Sat, Dec 8, 2018 at 9:30 AM | Eventbrite. Programme available here: https://t.co/4WFtcQ8uNC https://t.co/v5hdbXVJ0n