Kerry L

@kerrymlove.bsky.social

Can't be held responsible for terrible spelling or grammar in posts I work in widening participation at a university. Dr of political material culture in Britain 1780-1832 Interested in citizenship and radicalism

An ex-student stopped me whilst walking my dog to tell me he's in year 10 now and he chose History as one of his options and to say hi. I do wish secondary teaching provided better work conditions at times

Excited that my first monograph, The Politics of Reading at the British Subscription Library, has been published by @degruyterbrill.bsky.social. The book examines the political, social and intellectual culture of late 18thC Britain through books and reading habits. brill.com/display/titl...

The Politics of Reading at the British Subscription Library, 1789-1832

"The Politics of Reading at the British Subscription Library, 1789-1832" published on 08 Sep 2026 by Brill.

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Pleased to announce that a fortnight after vowing to never buy a coffee at work again, I've saved £11.50. Not the 100k house deposit I was promised, but only 8,600 fortnights left until I have!

Bluesky teacher hivemind, I'm looking for examples of concepts in any subject that learners find tricky to grasp, and the creative, amusing, concrete or multisensory ways you've come up with to teach them. It's for a book I'm writing atm. Thanks in advance! Please repost. #EduSky

My mum had breast cancer 5 years ago and has lost 41kg this year through exercise so is taking this challenge on and has started training. If you're got even £1-£5 she'd be so grateful as she wants to reach the goal to get a medal! fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/karens-...

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The NEET discussion vs how pensioners are discussed in British journalism is such a good argument for the importance of Media studies I might even use it as an example in a careers powerpoint

CALLING ALL HISTORY ECRS IN SCOTLAND! We invite you to join us for: Network Scotland 2026 Glasgow, Thursday 10 September A day of connection for history postdocs and late-stage PhDs Join us for an afternoon of discussions, networking, and getting to know what History Lab Plus can do for you!

Calling all History ECRs in Scotland!
We invite you to join us for:
Network Scotland 2026 Glasgow, Thursday 10 September
A day of connection for history postdocs and late-stage PhDs based in Scotland. The
programme of social opportunities and academic and public history sessions will bring the ECR community together in Glasgow. Come and join us for a great afternoon of fascinating discussions, networking, and getting to know what History Lab Plus can do for you!

11:30 onward – ECR coffee morning/
lunch @ The Western Cafe, Advanced
Research Centre, University of Glasgow.
A chance to network with other early career historians
and hear more about History Lab Plus.

1pm – Lunchtime seminar @ Kelvin Hall G56, Seminar Room 1
Dr Ewan Gibbs Senior Lecturer in Economic and Social History at the University of Glasgow will discuss his book, An Injury to All: The Unmaking of the British Working Class which presents a new social and political history of Britain since 1945. 

3:30pm – Tour of Glasgow’s West End
with Radical Glasgow Tours Join us for a tour of Glasgow’s West End with the wonderful Radical Glasgow Tours, exploring key sites in the history of the Suffragettes, Marxism, and student movements right up to the present day.Spaces on the tour are limited to 20, so please register
for this part of the day separately. Email historylabplus.ihr@gmail.com to join the tour.

From 6:30pm
Evening Social @ The Railyard
Informal opportunity to socialise with other historians.
To register for days events email: historylabplus.ihr@gmail.com
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Have you heard that we are hosting two meet-ups for independent historians? If you are in the North or the Midlands come and join us for drinks and chat! Open to non-members Near the main train stations B'ham - 16th Leeds - 30th DM for details We are super friendly and can't wait to meet you!

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📢 Excited to announce this Call for Papers for 'Imagining Difference in Early Modern London', a conference exploring how EM Londoners experienced and negotiated forms of difference.

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When you look at how much is spent on housing benefit that subsidises the private rent industry vs the amount being spent on new house builds this becomes a pretty obvious position to take. It's not rent controls *or* new builds - the two must be implemented together

Renters' Reform Coalition@rentersreformco.bsky.social · 3w ago

What would you do with an extra £1000 a year? Good to see MPs lobbying Angela Rayner on this - rent controls must be part of the cost of living response. To add your voice, contact your MP here: rentersreformcoalition.eaction.org.uk/rentcaps www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

The political cost of keeping Thames Water privatised was high under Starmer when I wrote this @labourlist.bsky.social 👇 It's unaffordable for Burnham who promised better This is about 💰cost of living 💩sewage 🇬🇧patriotism 🧐honesty ✊whose side government is on labourlist.org/2026/05/the-...

'The political cost of keeping Thames Water privatised' - LabourList

Labour can show its confidence by guaranteeing the decent supply of essential water and sewerage services for 16 million people.

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Oh no Dolly Parton died. She gave one book a month to each enrolled child from birth until they enter kindergarten. Her Imagination Library gave books each month to 850,000 children in US, Canada, tUK, Australia, Ireland.In February 2018, she donated her 100 millionth free book. Thank you Dolly