Interviews will be held remotely week commencing 15 ) or Connie Jeffery, Public Engagement Manager ..read more

sign up via the IHR event page seminar will be hosting an online seminar via Zoom with Dr Martin O’Donoghue (University of Sheffield). Martin will be presenting his paper ‘ Claiming the parliamentary tradition? The legacy of the Irish home rule party and Anglo-Irish relations in the 1930s ’. There will be a question and answer session following his presentation The seminar will take place on Zoom at 17:30 on 1 November 2022. We acknowledge that work commitments, caring responsibilities and time zones may make attendance at the seminar difficult. If you find that you can only attend part of the ..read more

The seminar will take place in-person and Zoom at 17:30 on 18 October 2022. We acknowledge that work commitments, caring responsibilities and time zones may make attendance at the seminar difficult. If you find that you can only attend part of the session, please contact the convenors and we will do our best to prioritise your involvement. Likewise, if you find that you are unable to attend you can submit a question to you will need to sign up via the IHR event page and the convenors will put you in touch with the speaker ..read more

The seminar will take place on Zoom at 17:30 on 29 November 2022. We acknowledge that work commitments, caring responsibilities and time zones may make attendance at the seminar difficult. If you find that you can only attend part of the session, please contact the convenors and we will do our best to prioritise your involvement. Likewise, if you find that you are unable to attend you can submit a question to sign up via the IHR event page and the convenors will put you in touch with the speaker. Buff and Blue': dance and factional politics in London's West End, 1780-89 ’. There will be a ques ..read more

The seminar will take place in-person and via Zoom at 17:30 on 31 January 2023. We acknowledge that work commitments, caring responsibilities and time zones may make attendance at the seminar difficult. If you find that you can only attend part of the session, please contact the convenors and we will do our best to prioritise your involvement. Likewise, if you find that you are unable to attend you can submit a question to sign up via the IHR event page  and the convenors will put you in touch with the speaker ..read more

The seminar will take place on Zoom at 17:30 on sign up via the IHR event page . We acknowledge that work commitments, caring responsibilities and time zones may make attendance at the seminar difficult. If you find that you can only attend part of the session, please contact the convenors and we will do our best to prioritise your involvement. Likewise, if you find that you are unable to attend you can submit a question to MPs and political communication in the eighteenth century and the convenors will put you in touch with the speaker ..read more

For details about the History of Parliament Trust, please see our website, The decision to publish or not will be at the discretion of the editor of . They may ask for appropriate amendments if necessary. Click here for full information and entry form ..read more

The Trustees of the History of Parliament are very pleased to announce that will be the successor to as the Director of the History of Parliament Trust. Lord Norton of Louth, the Chair of the History of Parliament Trust, said that “The History of Parliament is delighted that Jennifer Davey will be our next Director. She has been appointed following a recruitment exercise that involved the Editorial Board and the staff of the History as well as Trustees. Jennifer is a historian of great distinction of Modern British, particularly Victorian, history. Her work has particularly focused on female i ..read more

Some entries may be used by the History of Parliament online and the the Anti-Corn Law League; Catholic Emancipation; Chartism; the Women’s Suffrage Movement; the Indian Independence movement; the Anti-Slavery movement; the Reform League; the British Anti-Apartheid Movement; the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; or any other essentially peaceful/constitutional campaign from the United Kingdom or its former empire. ; those whose entries are used in this way will be contacted. of up to 3 minutes in length; or an when producing their work. However, the political campaign studied can be taken from ..read more

Enquiries should be made to Dr Emma Peplow, epeplow@histparl.ac.uk . Short-listed candidates will be asked to provide the names of two referees and other relevant materials. Interviews are likely to be held 11-14 April 2023 ..read more