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Promoting, supporting, and assisting the study of Local History as taught and practiced in the Centre for Regional and Local History at the University of Leicester
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#A4A4A4
Silver Chalice
164, 164, 164
0, 0, 64
0, 0, 0, 36
#2B3232
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43, 50, 50
180, 8, 18
14, 0, 0, 80
#ECC796
Chalky
236, 199, 150
34, 69, 76
0, 16, 36, 7
Friends of the Centre for English Local History is an organisation dedicated to promoting, supporting and assisting the study of local history as taught and practised at the Centre for Regional and Local History at the University of Leicester. It connects people interested in local history with the Centre’s work, research resources and wider historical community. The Friends offers membership and a mailing list, and shares news and information through regular newsletters and publications.
Its activities include study days, visits and events, alongside grants and bursaries that support the study of local history. The organisation’s website also provides information about its committee, policies and constitution, as well as resources related to English local history, including bibliographies, theses and dissertations, archives and special collections. Visitors can explore material about notable local historians such as W.
G. Hoskins and Charles Phythian-Adams, and learn about the Centre and its projects. By publicising talks, workshops, conferences and research opportunities, the Friends helps members and the public engage with the history of places, communities and landscapes
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What are English Local History's brand colors?
The English Local History color palette uses the hex codes #A4A4A4, #2B3232 and #ECC796.
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