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Welcome to the England Topics Page
The England Topics Team is part of the England Project.
Project Coordinator for Topics: Stephen Trueblood. Please contact him if you have any questions or suggestions. Let us know what future Topics you would like to see.
Goal
Topics are ways to bring together profiles under a theme, usually supported by a FreeSpace page, to work on English profiles in order that they may be gathered together and curated under that theme.
For the National Topics we want to create flagship profiles that will be a lasting legacy for future generations. We do this in conjunction with the Managed Profiles team which works on the profiles managed and protected by England as well as the Profile Improvements team.
National Topics
These are topics which cover England-wide themes
Existing
Under Development
- English Classical Music Composers
- Suffragettes/Suffragists
Local Topics
These are topics which cover smaller themes often at a local level. This could be over most any sort of topic: a particular event, a particular building or a particular group of people.
- Westbridge Cottages. Built in 1850 to house mining families in Tavistock, Devon. This page looks at the first residents of these distinctive buildings.
- Beckingham Quakers. A page detailing the early Quakers in the Beckingham area of Lincolnshire and Barnby in the Willows in Nottinghamshire either side of the River Witham during the first decade of the group: 1654-1664.
Topics Team Members
John Elkin | Susie MacLeod | Richard Shelley | Wendy Sullivan | Stephen Trueblood
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