Thanks Dan! It was great working with you.

Wonderful to see our colleague, Jennifer Aston, on the latest episode of BBC One's Who Do You Think You Are?, helping Dame Jess Ennis-Hill Dame Jess Ennis-Hill explore her fascinating family history. You can watch the WDYTYA? UK episode here: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

In the latest #HistParl blog, Dr Simon Payling explores how a disputed election in Shropshire in 1485, just two months after Henry VII's accession to the English throne, revealed important local divisions in early Tudor England. 👇 historyofparliament.com/2024/09/17/dis…

The call for abstracts for the RHS-supported inaugural synposium of Humanities Now! on 15 January in York is now open. Send in a 200-word abstract to [email protected] by 1 November if you would like to give a talk.

Delighted* to say that video & audio recordings of my Royal Historical Society talk on early 17thC Tupi travellers to France from Brazil are are now available online for anyone who missed it: royalhistsoc.org/rhs-lecture-wi… #twitterstorians *Not actually delighted to see myself on film. Erk. 🙈

Congrats to Rachel Midura who has received an hon mention for her History article from Society for Italian Historical Studies. italianhistoricalstudies.org/events-awards/… #twitterstorians

Rachel’s article is OA and can be read here! doi.org/10.1111/1468-2… #twitterstorians #openaccess

Happy #HistoryWritersDay24! Would you like to read about four women environmental activists who shaped twentieth-century Britain? Would you like a 30% discount & free P&P? You would? Really? Aw shucks. You can order here with discount code HWD24: yalebooks.co.uk/book/978030027…

#ICYMI, earlier this week Dr Martin Spychal wrote about his new book 'Mapping the State: English Boundaries and the 1832 Reform Act' and the changes to England's electoral map around the 1832 Reform Act. Read the post here: ow.ly/ZbJ450TElpk

New approaches to Black British Histories in 'Transactions Royal Historical Society': what's the experience of early career historians? bit.ly/3Y6IdM3 'Emerging Scholars Researching Black British Histories (mid-18th to mid-19th cent.)' now available #openaccess #twitterstorians

Our team Northumbria History is delighted to commence its editorship of History Big thank you to the past team UEA History, especially outgoing editor-in-chief @jaynegifford and long-serving editorial manager @dannielleshaw

#twitterstorians New article klaxon! Dannielle Shaw on the military careers and writings of Sir John and Sir Henry Peyton doi.org/10.1111/1468-2…

#twitterstorians New article klaxon! Deborah Paci on women in Corsican nationalism, 1975-98 doi.org/10.1111/1468-2…

@twitterstorians CFP for one-day workshop on oaths and oath-taking in Britain/Ireland/British empire, 1700-present Northumbria Uni in March 2025. Kindly supported by SocialHistorySociety & @PastPresentSoc. See event webpage for details henrymiller07.wixsite.com/oaths-and-oath…

We're hiring! Just advertised a new Research Fellow post - 3 years, £40,247/annum - funded via the AHRC-DFG project ‘University Students as Migrants: A New History of Educational Mobility in Western Europe, 1960s–1980s’. Deadline for application is 2 Jan. work4.northumbria.ac.uk/#en/sites/CX_1…