This is our first event aimed specifically at primary school teachers who make up the largest part of the HA’s membership. Including a talk on diversity by Sarah Whitehouse (UWE), presentation by Ashton Gate teachers HA Primary Gold Award winners, a cream tea, a display of resources and chance to network with primary colleagues. Humanities Building, Bristol University, Woodland Road, Clifton The Matthew, Bristol Harbour (John Cabot's original ship which sailed from Bristol to Newfoundland in 1497, reconstructed 1997). 'Supersonic City: Bristol, Concorde and modernity, c.1960-2020'ĭid Elizabeth Lose Control of England by 1590? Religious belief during the Industrial Revolution: exploring the past through objects Going Round the Daily Mirror Shopping Clock: The impact of inflation in the 1970’s on Working Class Women Professor Miri Rubin Queen Mary’s London University

Bristol begins with a genuine, bonafide adventure, traipsing across continents with a group of fellow travelers looking for absolutely. Bristol is a non-fiction memoir that follows the author as she lays bare her own path to God. “Why does History Matter to Me?” For students and their supporters Mary Me: One Womans Incredible Adventure with God by Elizabeth B. Professor David Edgerton Professor of the History of Science and Technology King's College LondonĪnnual HA Great Debate for Sixth Form Students, Bristol heat. What is and isn’t exceptional about the UK: some reflections on C 20 th history Limited places – pre-booking essential – contact Rob Pritchard th November 2022 7.30pm Wine Through Time: A Vinous History of Bristol Professor Peter Mandler President of the Historical Association Jogger, Mugger and Hipster: The gentrification of late 20 th century Britain Website: Facebook: Twitter: 28 th September 2022 7.30pm

All lectures are free to National HA members as well as University of Bristol staff & all students. Enquiries: Mary Feerick or Rob Pritchard have now returned to live meetings at Bristol University’s Humanities Department but occasional events will be run on Zoom and always consult the website to check for details.Īnnual branch membership is £15.

Mary Me by Elizabeth Bristol