The University of Nottingham is set to make a pivotal decision next week.

Its council will vote on whether to close 48 degree programmes, including modern foreign languages such as Spanish, French, German & Chinese.

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Webinar: IASH Fellowship applicants for 2026-27, on Monday 15 December at 13:00 GMT. Find out about our programmes, and ask any questions you may have.

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Love medieval manuscripts? Love public libraries? Love Bristol? Don’t miss this FREE exhibition: bristol.events.mylibrary.digital/event?id=250...

For fans of Wales and Welsh poetry, this lovely podcast, 'The Snow', is now available permanently on BBC Sounds, presented by the inestimable Dame Siân Phillips. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Mortimer History Society student bursaries worth £1000, closing date 30 June.

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Delighted to share this article in PRj vol 23, 'Creating a Database for the Medieval March of Wales', @mappingthemarch.bsky.social
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Here’s a lovely programme on BBC Radio Wales called ‘The Snow’, about Dafydd ap Gwilym’s poem to the snow, narrated by Dame Siân Phillips, plus other voices, including mine. Monday 3 Feb at 18.30 and afterwards on BBC Sounds. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

I’m very pleased to have contributed to Historians on Robin Hood, edited by Steve Rigby. It’s a great collection of essays interrogating the poems and legends through the Middle Ages. See attached flyers for more info and a 35% discount code.

A great conversation with Helen Fulton and Emily Briffett about Mapping the March on BBC History Extra (historyextra.com/podcast). @profhelenfulton.bsky.social

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