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Such a lovely birthday treat to go to Glyndebourne to see the brilliant Merry Widow performance.

Really proud of my new book, details at link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… Charlotte Morris Police History Society SCCJR @TheSIPR Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow Iain Channing #WeCops Home Front Studies CCPR Policing Insight Aspects of History CC Sir Andy Marsh HistoryNeedsYou2 BSC Historical Criminology Network Dr Clare Smith

Wonderful concert tonight by Dunedin Consort in Govan old parish church as part of The Glasgow Barons: Early Music Festival. The venue was ideal too.

An amazing organ recital by Andrew Forbes tonight. Another concert in The Glasgow Barons: Early Music Festival. The lighting in Govan old parish church is so atmospheric. @glasgowbarons

We are thrilled to bits to be offered the opportunity for a special issue on police history in Policing and Society tandfonline.com/journals/gpas20 @RAHalkon Dr Eleanor Bland SCCJR @TheSIPR Thanks so much to Jenny Fleming Jenny Fleming

One of the best views in the city. The lampposts are pretty special too

Book review link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… "fascinating and detailed work on the temporary use of policemen in agricultural production throughout England and Scotland in the latter years of the First World War ... a worthy addition to books detailing often unknown police history"

Another good review link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…. "a thoroughly-researched work of both social, agricultural and police history on a topic that might otherwise have escaped our attention. It shows how police officers can be agents for social cohesion and not just for social control."

We are thrilled to announce that the History of Memory and Emotions has been renewed for another year! Do send in your thoughts and queries, and email us a proposal if you'd like to participate!

If you'd like to join Royal Historical Society, we welcome applications as Fellows, Associate Fellows, Members or PGR Members at any time. Our next closing date is Monday 14 October 2024. More on the benefits of joining the Society here: bit.ly/45lOzr0 #twitterstorians

The Royal Historical Society. History and Archives in Practice 2025 Annual Event: Working with memory: History, Storytelling and Practices of Remembrance. Call for participation, see royalhistsoc.org/history-and-ar…

Only 4 days left to submit your proposal!!!!!

The Society is seeking expressions of interest from members for the research and deliver three short papers at the Society’s Centenary Conference, 2026. More information can be found on our website ehs.org.uk/ehs-centenary-…

📢The call for papers for our 2025 conference is now ✨LIVE✨ We are the biggest gathering of social and cultural historians in the UK and will be at the Black Country Living Museum from 7-9 July 2025! The call is open until 17 January 2025🌟 Please share widely! socialhistory.org.uk/conference/shs…

We are delighted to invite you to an engaging and thought-provoking webinar hosted by the ESC PWG. In this session, Mary Fraser will explore the relevance of historical knowledge in shaping contemporary policing policies, education, and practice.

Excellent 1919 Magazine article about research by SCCJR historian Mary Fraser into the 'hidden history' of how Scotland’s police officers saved the country from starvation during WW1. 1919magazine.co.uk/january2025/sc…

📣Reminder that you still have until the 24th January to submit a paper or panel proposal to our 2025 conference! socialhistory.org.uk/events/confere…

🚨Call for Papers Alert 🚨 Luke Hubbard Dr Lisa Sugiura and I are Seeking Contributions for an Edited Collection Focused on Researching Hate! Further Details can be Found Below 👇👇 Closing date for submissions is Friday 28th March! #Retweet #SpreadtheWord #Methods #Ethics

Call for Papers Genealogies of Memory 2025. What remains from the Second World War? enrs.eu/edition/geneal…

'Our ships were being sunk and we were in fear of mass starvation.' Historian Dr. Mary Fraser explains how policemen helped save Britain from starvation during the First World War.