3H Introduction to...
Why Women Were Witches
Tickets £8. Whitley Bay Big Local, 7.30 pm 29/10/26. Why did women got the blame? Discover all things gender and the witchcraze in early modern
24 September 2026
My historical research continues the skills I learned in academia to share it in an accessible way. From topics I studied at university, to written up spirals of internet deep dives on new-to-me topics – these posts will feature both primary archival work and collating the thoughts of others (secondary).
Tickets £8. Whitley Bay Big Local, 7.30 pm 29/10/26. Why did women got the blame? Discover all things gender and the witchcraze in early modern
Tickets £8. Whitley Bay Big Local, 2 pm, 17/10/26. Learn how looms work and have a go at heddleboard weaving – the portable version!
An introduction to my methodology and approach to research and how I uncover stories. I also share the 5 things that impacted my academic focuses
Project Coordinator for NHLF heritage trail and event programme.
Historical research can be overwhelming. I’ll teach you how to discover history’s interesting stories. Want to be past of the fun of discover? Check out
Historical research can be overwhelming.
Want to sit back and reap the benefits? Have me do the work and receive your own personalised research
Coordination and development of a series of workshops teaching volunteers heritage skills to bring Jarrow Hall’s Anglo-Saxon ‘village’ back to life.
A project for Historic England to research listed buildings and sites in Plymouth to add colour and context to their significance.
An accessibility audit on how inclusive Saltram House and Gardens (NT) is to Neurodiverse and SEND visitors with Plymouth Heritage Praxis
A collaboration of 17Nineteen and Theatre Space NE to produce a play about, and performed in, Sunderland’s parish church. Part of the co-curation and production