One of the HA's original purposes was to bring together people with an interest in history, regardless of training or profession. There are now over 45 local HA branches across the UK, which meet regularly. Branches organise their own programmes of speakers each year, offering members and the general public a chance to hear from leading historians and researchers. Some branches also put on other activities including history visits and CPD events.
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Locate your branch
With over 45 HA branches country-wide there is bound to be one close to you
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The local branches of the HA organise their own programmes of speaker and activities each year
View all in Branch programmesHistorian: Branches edition
Special edition of the Historian magazine paying tribute to the HA's branches
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28 OctBranch
The Anglo-Saxons :A History of the Beginning of England
Branch: Richmond & Twickenham
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29 OctLocal / Community
Ethel Rosenberg: A Cold War Tragedy
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01 NovBranch
New Limbs for Old: Limbless Ex-Servicemen in Britain During and After the First World War, Louise Bell (The National Archives)
Branch: Lincoln City
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01 NovBranch
“Saviour or Asset Stripper? Reassessing the impact of John George Murray on the Wrest Park Estate.”
Branch: Bedford
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Joining your local branch committee is a wonderful way to get more involved with history