Abstract. The Oxford Handbook of H. G. Wells offers a wide-ranging overview of the life and work of one of the most influential writers of the twentieth ce

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Take Your Research Public is a free practical course aimed at academic researchers (from mid-PhD onwards) who want to develop writing for magazines, social media, podcasts, radio or the broad trade…

CFP-30th-SAHS-Conference-2026Download SAHS Conference 2026 Abstract Submission Deadline Extended We are pleased to announce that the submission deadline for papers and panels has been extended to the 30th of March 2026. Please still follow submission guidelines. Note that some people trying to submi...

I’m delighted to feature today the second of two guest posts by Lynne Dixon examining the work of some of our early female housing campaigners and reformers. Lynne has a background in histori…

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Entries are invited for the Labour History Review postgraduate essay prize for 2026. The deadline for entries is 30 June 2026, and details are set out below. Download the entry form (Word document)…

A number of literary agencies are adding amendments to their submission guidelines urging authors not to use AI in their submissions, as signs of its use become more prevalent.

This essay introduces the key themes of the special issue Anti-Imperialism and the Global Left: New Appraisals, edited by Lorenzo Costaguta, Justine Cousin, Camille Fauroux, and Thomas van Gaalen. The authors review existing scholarship on left-wing anti-...

When the bell tolls at eleven o’clock tonight, ringing out Britain’s membership of the EU, an entire phase of British history will ...

Researchers are transcribing and digitising hundreds of letters from abolitionist Hannah More.

The second talk in our series exploring the influence of political and economic power on garden-making

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The History of Parliament are excited to advertise for a research fellow to join our House of Lords 1660-1832 project.

Robert Mcintosh Applied History & Policy Fellowship