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Looking forward to getting to the Gloucester History Festival in April to discuss the Jews of medieval England and their expulsions from Eleanor of Provence's dower towns in 1275. Tickets go on sale on Fri (tomorrow for members). Do come along! Medieval Studies at Lincoln Jewish Historical Society of England (JHSE) History Today

So incredibly excited to be doing 2 events at Gloucester History Festival's Spring Weekend. I will be giving a talk on the Women of the Anarchy and joining a panel to talk about Eleanor of Provence. Can't wait! Amberley Publishing Pen & Sword Books P&S History , #womeninhistory

Looking forward to talking about England's medieval Jewish communities at this! Make sure to get your ticket.

The problem with doing new stuff is that you need to remember where all the bios are and how to update them. Anyway, exciting development!

Due to unforeseen circumstances we have an opening for a paper in the IMC Panel on 'Lincoln Documentary Culture(s) and Practice' that Jess Holt and I organised. If you have a paper, do think of us (happy to answer ?s). Medieval Studies at Lincoln Lincoln Record Soc imc-leeds.confex.com/imc/2025/preli…

For the anniversary of the 1275 expulsions of Jews from Eleanor of Provence's dower towns, we will be gathering at the Tower of London on 30 June to discuss Eleanor, the events of 1275 and expulsion. Do join us if you're able, it's sure to be a great day! eventbrite.co.uk/e/1275-2025-qu…

Looking forward to chatting about Eleanor of Provence, Gloucester and the Jews in such fine company! Do get your Gloucester History Festival tickets if you haven’t already.

Looking forward to a weekend in Gloucester!Trains permitting, I’ll have time to see Duke Robert and think about the role of space in the case of Harold of Gloucester. Just as importantly, sampling the delights of Glouc pubs! Might even talk a bit of history if there’s time…

Heading home after a wonderful weekend Gloucester History Festival! An amazing team and very welcoming community, a real pleasure and, obvs to talk with Jo Durrant Sharon Bennett Connolly + Andrew Armstrong! Hopefully there’ll be other opportunities to discuss Gloucester’s Jewish past in the future

End of an era! The History Weekends were a great force for good, built community, and generated funds for postgraduate students. Entirely consistent with CCCU’s attitude towards research, knowledge exchange, community, and support for postgraduate students.

Up bright and (hideously) early to head to Liverpool for the Historical Assoc annual conference! Looking forward to talking about Jews and Christians as neighbours! I do have strong thoughts about to decision to go to the conference from Berlin as opposed to my home 20 miles away…

One of the 9. The reference to a Canterbury cemetery doesn’t hold up to scrutiny. Cf my forthcoming ‘The Jews of Medieval Canterbury’

This is an amazing project! So great that other people can start to hear about it. Oxford Centre for Hebrew & Jewish Studies

Slight tweak to the title: "Historian soon to be made redundant by Canterbury Christ Church University recognised institutionally and nationally". Corporate comms are apparently the priority for CCCU Arts, Humanities & Education #priorities blogs.canterbury.ac.uk/kenthistory/ck…

I've read some rubbish in my time, but this is definitely up there.

Delighted to see that Issue 1 (of 2) of "Jewish Moneylending and Documentary Culture in the Middle Ages" edited by Eveline Brugger, Birgit Wiedl, and myself has now been published online: degruyterbrill.com/journal/key/as…

Super excited to share the CFP for the 'Borders, Boundaries, Barriers: Real and Imagined in the Middle Ages' conference. Organised by Tash Jenman (Oxford), Naomi Reiter (QMUL), and myself (Lincoln/OCHJS) this will be held in Oxford 20-21 April 2026. All welcome, please share!

Call for papers! The "Borders, Boundaries and Barriers" conference will be here at the University of Oxford from 20–21 April 2026! See the attached flyer for details! #conference #history #middleages

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