Author, historian, typographer. Books: Pen + Print; John Baskerville; James Watt; Paris Underground; Tart Cards; Kynoch Press. Also @typetweets @printhistory
Excited to announce that 'John Baskerville: Books of Consequence',Β an exhibition from the Cadbury Research Library showcasing Baskerville's typography and book arts will launch on CRL Flickr in January 2025. @Baskerville1707@unibirmingham@myBCUresearch
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Instead of buying your meat from the supermarket, why not try to support your local butcher?
Helping businesses and jobs in your community.
Maybe not every time, but once a month? Try it - you might like it!π¬π§
Fantastic to see so many farmers protesting on Truro. We are so much to have them and their wonderful produce here in Cornwall. Support our farmers, eat local, for a sustainable and delicious future. NoFamersNoFood
Are other institutions rolling out Mobile Device Management policies whereby you can no longer use personal devices to access institutional services (email etc) unless you agree to their terms of control over your personal phones and laptops?
Auction: Gregynog Press, Substantial collection of letters to William McCance, press controller 1930-3 from Blair Hughes-Stanton, Stanley Morison, Francis Meynell, Agnes Miller Parker etc shedding light on one of the great private presses. Opening bid Β£900 https://t.co/gGriExzVuw
In just one day this tweet got half a million views, thousands of likes and overwhelmingly positive comments.
Who says the Cornish language is meaningless?!
When we are confident in our nationhood, the world takes notice.
There are so many green spaces in our towns and villages that are over-mown or sprayed, but which could instead be boosting biodiversity and bringing nature back into our lives like this corner of Cambridge. RT if you agree π
Last night's whole cow roast at Treway farm, Cornwall. It took nearly two days to cook on this rather medieval looking contraption, fed 250 guests, and tasted like no beef ever tasted before!
RT if you want more
πΏ Nature
π³ Trees
π Bees
π Orchards
πΈ Ponds
π₯ Healthy, spray-free veg
π Sustainable public transport
π Climate action
π Insects
π Clean water & air
π¦ Wildlife
π¦ Hedgerows
π» Wildflowers
β»οΈ Waste reduction
π¬ Sewage-free, plastic-free oceans & rivers
C19 printing history is connected with the industrialisation of the British Isles, as our contributor Bradford Industrial Museum nicely demonstrates. Some of its collection highlights include: Monotype machine; Linotype model 78; and Meteor Automatic stop-cylinder printing press.
How to keep the printing history alive and relevant? Certainly one important way is through education, as our amazing contributor the Bodleian Bibliographical Press does. The teaching programme offers learning sessions, using technologies from 15th - 21st century.
Looking forward to sewing these seedy lovelies which have just arrived from @higgledygarden. Even more, we are anticipating the flotilla of colour and scent that they will doubtless give us.
As it's Friday, I'm asking all my followers to please retweet this tweet if you see it, to help my bird account beat the algorithm & be seen!π β₯οΈ
To make it worth sharing, here's a Blue Tit having a bath in a puddle! ππ
Thank you very much!
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