This week (Sat) Neil will be @The Rosmini Centre Wisbech with TheRaggedTrouseredPhilanthropists. Not many tickets left so book now to avoid disappointment. On 10th December @thegrovehall South Kirkby near Wakefield. More dates in the Spring see https://t.co/HnwVsTfk8M.I'm
Thomas Clarkson co-founded The Society for The Promotion of Permanent & Universal #Peace in 1816, inspiring Pricilla Peckover to found The #Wisbech Peace Association.
I designed this as part of a @wisbechmuseum@TCAwisbech@BabylonArtsEly project.
What would YOU campaign for?
BIrdwatching on a Cosmic Scale: Here's Dan Field @fieldpalaeo kicking off his #CamFest talk by highlighting the Great Shearwater, seen in Wisbech #Cambs for the first time only *yesterday*.
Also first sighting of world's longest bamboo pointer
https://t.co/YQTFvvjGgH from @waterloo200org a great resource, includes Wisbech's own Thomas Clarkson and William Godwin's daughter, Mary Wollstonecraft. #WisbechRadicals
On this day in 1756...
William Godwin, activist, anarchist, writer, and father of Mary Shelley, was born in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, the seventh of thirteen children.
Godwin’s novel, Caleb Williams (1794) has been called the world’s first thriller. >>
John Freeman, British Army officer and Labour MP, was born #OnThisDay 1915. After serving as a Desert Rat in North Africa, Freeman won the seat of Watford for Labour in 1945. His maiden speech, about the rebuilding of postwar Britain, moved Winston Churchill to tears.
https://t.co/YQTFvvjGgH from @waterloo200org a great resource, includes Wisbech's own Thomas Clarkson and William Godwin's daughter, Mary Wollstonecraft. #WisbechRadicals
@MunicipalDreams I went on holiday to Wisbech a few years back and remember there being an old still working brewery and decent pub along that street. There was also a niche cinema there where you could order drinks during the movie and there was an intermission!
Free resources on How to Fight Inequality
Forbes interview https://t.co/QSJmHcMoCq
OECD article https://t.co/kxTEt23RvJ
Futures Framed TV interview https://t.co/W1GFw6B1Pu
Hasanah Forum Keynote Lecture https://t.co/5eSj1cj74b
The first bit of the book https://t.co/TmG0YQ7Lwi
Cutting-edge analysis of 18th-century West African textiles collected by the abolitionist Thomas Clarkson has shed vivid light on their manufacture, make-up, and where they may have been made. @CurrentArchaeo takes a look at what has been revealed so far:
https://t.co/xs0OXE5Xif