University leaders have spent months on a charm offensive aimed at gaining the support of the populist rightwing party

The story of the Blitz cannot be fully understood as a national story. It was part of a global war. While the Luftwaffe...

Indigenous photography: identity, land and community

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History Workshop is seeking to appoint one Editorial Fellow in 2026, with specialism in pre-1800 CE history from any part of the globe.

To mark the one hundredth anniversary of the 1926 General Strike and mining lockout, Dave Lyddon and Quentin Outram are revising the Historical Studies in Industrial Relations (HSIR) bibliography o…

Visiting The Museum of English Rural Life is free. Discover our galleries, activities, café, and beautiful walled garden.

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Once seen as a culture war confined to the USA, book censorship is gaining ground in the UK. Authors, librarians and teachers warn of mounting pressure to remove titles from school libraries, particul...

The medieval Hanseatic League serves as a remarkable historical window into how cooperation can span across vast territories.

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In this one-day conference we gather with academics, heritage practitioners & cultural professionals to discuss lived experience in our work

Influential figures, including Nick Fuentes, have been accused of “hijacking” the murder of Henry Nowak to push a racist agenda.

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The Society’s Funded Book Workshops Grants support historians, currently working on a second or third major research project, and which will lead to publication of a monograph. The Book Workshops enab...

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Our 2026 film project brings stories from the Richard Watts archival film collection to rural communities across Britain.

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