Heartfelt thanks from @LeeChildReacher to his old English and drama teacher @KESBham Mr Parslew, co-star of my authorised biography #TheReacherGuy - see especially chapter 17, ‘Gentleman Jim’.
Here is my interview with Lee aka Jim Grant (1973) for @tes https://t.co/NcdEvIs1U1
Loved doing this interview with @LeeChildReacher for @tes on a subject very close to my heart ... And reading his school reports from @KESBham for the #TheReacherGuy was great fun. “Paddles his own canoe.”
Unfortunately we were unsuccessful in our application to the Arts Council England Emergency Response Fund. This is a very challenging time for Birmingham Museums Trust. We will continue to work with stakeholders on securing our future. Read more here https://t.co/itD98GQew2
Many have been using this period of lockdown to get fitter. How about trying a form of exercise which existed before the advent of mainstream competitive sport in education - the Swedish Drill? Read about it in our newest @KEArchive blog post https://t.co/NVxMaWLkz2
Thanks Debbie for challenging us. Just to clarify; 1) The RSA global made a response to BLM building on that of RSA US which we placed on our website and sent to every Fellow 2) We have been working with our staff and Board on a long term diversity and inclusion plan which....
Excited to receive final proofs today for the plate sections of #TheReacherGuy. Incredible selection of photos sourced from Lee Child’s personal collection, @KEArchive & @UEAArchives. Including family snaps, school pics & memorabilia from both his television & writing careers.
NEW blog post by @BMTconservators Ben Corcoran - Things That Go Munch During Lockdown! Recently an infestation of moths was discovered in a taxidermy dog on display @thinktankmuseum... the Case Bearing Clothes Moth - Tinea Pellionella had struck. Read on!
https://t.co/K97TWH5LPS
From #Tolkien's "Progress in Bimble Town":
"Sometimes late, when motor-bikes
are not passing with a screech,
one hears faintly (if one likes)
the sea still at it on the beach…
gnawing paper, trying to grind
a broth of bottles, packets, tins,
before a new day comes with more…"
We’re looking forward to welcoming OE Tom Claughton (2014) for a virtual talk this afternoon to discuss his role as Refugee Resettlement Employment Officer @coventrycc and his studies at the @UniofOxford: BA in Modern Languages (French and Italian) and MSc in Migration Studies.
I'm not a huge #tolkien fan but John Garth writes engagingly here about the geographical origins of #MiddleEarth - #Sarehole#Moseley & #Lickeyhills amongst other local places. https://t.co/P1g7BCM7BH