I think all our podcasts are fascinating but this one took us to the boundaries of art and science! 'In Conversation: Investigating the power of music for dementia'
https://t.co/NXPA9vmNBl
Brilliant guests @beatiewolfe and @kj_jakubowski@mnt@MNT_Yazz#dementia
#DidYouKnow? UPU is preparing for its 150th anniversary🎂
On this occasion, UPU & @GroupeLaPoste are calling for papers to be featured in a 2024 Historians' Colloquium.
🔍Speakers will get full access to the UPU's archives in Berne📜
👉Open until 31/03: https://t.co/7ZJ757f2jl
It's the moment you've all been waiting for - we can now announce that #TranscriptionTuesday is returning for the seventh year running on 31 January 2023! 🥳
Find out everything you need to know here:
https://t.co/7GaKh017WY
⭐ We have big news – we have officially received #Accreditation status!⭐
Museum Accreditation is a UK-wide industry standard that shows we care for our collections, make them accessible to audiences and safeguard our history and heritage for the future @ace__london
This looks really fascinating for all with interests in #TransportHistory and #MobilityHistory (as well as so many other branches of history, of course!).
H/t @CathrynPearce for the spot.
#OnThisDay 1921 Joshua Smith, 71, was injured at Camp Hill, #Birmingham, #England.
He wasn't a railway employee - not all cases in our database are - but was working on a road vehicle near the lines. He was knocked down by a loaded wagon.
1 of 57 #NewProjectData cases #OTD.
So excited for @bspsUK in person, first time since 2019 - will be chairing Sir Ian Diamond’s @ONS plenary Tues am, talking about postal workers health @PostalHealth Tues pm, running #BSPS2022 quiz Tues evening and talking about @celsiusnews#2021census ONSLS linked data Wed am
Just published #PostalHealth our latest blog by Dr Joe Chick on John Hughes, innkeeper and postmaster at Rye. A tale of intrigue, treason and the Post Office. https://t.co/09hh7Tavii
Excited to be talking at the @u3a_UK Research and Shared Learning conference today! But gutted we can't be there in person to meet some of the people who worked on the Our 1901 Postal Pensioners project: https://t.co/Z4lwZIXWHh
Delighted to see our guest blog post for the @RailwayMuseum!
All about the #NewProjectData - 17,000 more records of British & Irish railway staff accidents 1900-1939 now available!
All down to the hard work of wonderful NRM volunteers - thanks to them!
https://t.co/eHaVrcSByE
We announced the winners of our postgraduate prizes last week. Today, we are delighted to share the blog 'Always at Work: Oh to be a Post Office Horse?' which took the runners up spot. It's a fascinating blog by Natasha Preger from @PostalHealth
https://t.co/yoAKP5W5Ob
@stokieadam@timspector The problem is staff off work, flight cancellations, hospital appointments cancelled etc ..not to speak of long covid. This is a wider issue than just how individuals feel. It's about community.
Omicron BA.5 Now past 325,000 per day setting new records for Scotland and Wales and due to smash U.K. records within a week . Still no public health advice to help ? Thanks for logging with Zoe !
#ThrowbackThursday to our #LinkingOurLivesPod with David Green, Becky Darnill &
@drnjshelton about @PostalHealth - a fantastic collaboration exploring the timing and geography of ill health, and the responses of the Post Office and the workforce!
https://t.co/XlH1mVKL42
Together with the @PostalHealth project team, we looked at our historical records to learn more about the life and health of boy messengers employed by The Post Office. Read more -> https://t.co/TEysVhnORc
In our brand new episode, @laura_c_newman (KCL) discusses using postal data to understand health in Northern Irish history.
Also, how did postmen such as William Orr deliver the post despite being visually impaired?
https://t.co/3oLvPeVTMr