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Official Twitter of the IHR Contemporary British History Seminar








5.30pm on Wed June 5th: online seminar @gcgosling & @alix_green will be introducing their new @BrisUniPress book using English experiences and international encounters to rethink modern charitable, co-operative and commercial retail histories. Book now: tinyurl.com/msj3jmf2




5.30pm on Wed June 5th: online seminar @gcgosling & @alix_green will be introducing their new @BrisUniPress book using English experiences and international encounters to rethink modern charitable, co-operative and commercial retail histories. Book now: tinyurl.com/msj3jmf2

A group of archives are requesting feedback via survey about their efforts to develop a portal for Black British archives and material. Please take a moment to fill out the survey. docs.google.com/forms/d/1UJyn1…

When we started work on this book, I knew it was about how charity shops were part of a broader retail history. I didn't realise it would also be about how British communities and the end of empire were part of both local and global histories. Find out more...

#MapOnATuesday This time it’s this map of the City of Birmingham housing estates, 1931 – produced by Herbert H. Humphries, City Engineer and Surveyor. Ref - MAP/663007 @LibraryofBham


The @WomensInstitute AGM is happening tomorrow @RoyalAlbertHall with keynote speaker @nazirafzal (@LSBU hon doc). By lovely coincidence at same time I am speaking about welfare activism of WI in 1960s & 1970s at @LSBU_LSS Beyond Rights Research Group conference. 👇WI AGM 1971.

5.30pm on Wed June 5th: online seminar @gcgosling & @alix_green will be introducing their new @BrisUniPress book using English experiences and international encounters to rethink modern charitable, co-operative and commercial retail histories. Book now: tinyurl.com/msj3jmf2




Historian @DavidOlusoga on inequality, the key challenge facing the next UK government after July’s election.







5.30pm on Wed June 5th: online seminar @gcgosling & @alix_green will be introducing their new @BrisUniPress book using English experiences and international encounters to rethink modern charitable, co-operative and commercial retail histories. Book now: tinyurl.com/msj3jmf2

5.30pm on Wed May 22nd: in-person seminar @ihr_history @stephenjbrooke will be asking what the death of Colin Roach and its aftermath tells us about the role of grief and anger in the racial politics of 1980s Britain. Book now: tinyurl.com/35tskdj4