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This talk was organised by HAT as part of series of events held in May throughout the UK to celebrate local and community history month,
The last online talk in the spring season 2021 of Hands-On Local History Series was given by TOM YOUNG on Tuesday June 29. He has
THERE is a well-known saying that ‘journalism is the first rough draft of history’ though who coined the phrase is not entirely clear. In fact,
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You may have joined the online talk Dr Cheryl Butler gave to HAT members on 22 September 2020 intriguingly titled ‘Ascupart’s Children’ – it is
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Sam Gilroy has received some £15,000 funding for her project F Wordz from the Arts. Council, but needed further funding to make the project happen.
Skate Southampton needed funding to support the digitisation of the Don Brider photography collection, and HAT awarded £500 to make this happen. The collection dates
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