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Kings and Vikings in North-West England

Date the event has passed: 29/04/2017

The next study day event hosted by the Regional Heritage Centre will take place on Saturday 29 April. The focus will be on  Vikings in the North-West and Irish Sea Region. For further details and to book your place, please visit http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/users/rhc/events/details/2017/Kings_and_Vikings.html

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New: Regional Heritage Centre

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The VCH Cumbria project is now part of the new Regional Heritage Centre within Lancaster University’s History Department. The new Centre had been established in order to develop the University's  activities in engaging with the regional community in the field of cultural heritage.

'Magna Carta & the Victorians': free lecture 6 May 2015

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History Department and School of Law at Lancaster University are jointly hosting the 2015 Iredell Lecture on 6 May.  The topic is ‘Magna Carta and the Victorians’ and the guest speaker is Professor Miles Taylor from York University.

Cumbria Census

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Census data for Allerdale Below and West wards are now available on the members-only part of the website. These documents can be found under 'Work in Progress'. Other wards will be made available as soon as data collection has been completed.

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