...informed my project in the drawing of contemporary parallels. I looked to the suffragette banner held at the archives for typographic inspiration; I used English Grotesque for headings as it...
...as more reliable, he intentionally misrepresented the conditions under which slaves lived, positively depicting their lives and omitting much of the abuse and neglect they were subjected to. In this...
...initial idea that comes to fruition will end up the best option in the long run? From the onset we’d considered using for the display cases sub-titles – Changing Times...
...the trial, and when the Prime Minster Lord Liverpool announced the Bill was no longer to be pursued, he alluded to the pressure from the public: ‘He could not be...
...auditioning for newscasters and the rest is broadcasting history. Relentless lobbying by Day brought the televising of Parliament to fruition and he recognised this as his definitive journalistic legacy. As...
...artist whose works frequently featured in Punch Magazine. You can read our blog about Harry Furniss at https://archives.blog.parliament.uk/2018/03/01/the-wonderful-world-of-harry-furness/ The other part of the exhibit features the beautifully detailed cartoons of...
...here. STH/FS/2/5 - Death Sentences (1953-1965) If you look carefully at the image you will see the name of Ruth Ellis (9 October 1926 – 13 July 1955). She was...
...over the next move with regard to women police.' Letter from Margaret Wintringham to William Wedgwood Benn [1922]. Parliamentary Archives, ST/54/3This newspaper cutting from the Scotsman reports on one debate...
...what is most surprising is that a new reference model has not been established. Kara’s talk also highlighted a cultural difference within the digital preservation community. I noticed that many...
...there was increased dissatisfaction with the Union among many Scots particularly the elite who viewed much of the new state of affairs to be more advantageous to England than Scotland....
