Dr Sarah Holland is based at the University of Nottingham. She specialises in histories of health, disability, and the countryside. She is also co-convenor of History UK and author of Communities in Contrast: Doncaster and its Rural Hinterland, c. 1830-1870.

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You will receive a Zoom link and instructions via email a few hours before the lecture begins. Alternatively, fifteen minutes before start time on the day, you will also be able to access the talk directly through this webpage. We will go live at around 6.15pm (GMT) on 6th November.

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Where does my donation go?

All the money raised from this event will go to St. John's community work.

Is there an age limit for this event?

The talk is suitable for all ages.

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