The Suffolk Review

Mailed twice a year to members

The Suffolk Review is the main publication of the Suffolk Local History Council and is produced in the Spring and Autumn. Each issue typically contains between three and five essays, on a great variety of subjects.

Articles are welcomed both from members and non members. Whilst we are not an academic society, we do take pride in maintaining the highest quality, with the intention that the essays should contribute to a growing body of knowledge about Suffolk History.

An index to the titles of all the essays published in the Review, now over 350 articles, is available on the Review Articles page and reprints of individual articles can be ordered – see the Resources page.

Newsletter

Published since 1969, the Newsletter contains useful information for local historians working in Suffolk and appears twice per year.Each issue has a 'Dates For Your Diary' section, plus information on forthcoming meetings and courses.

The Newsletter contains a list of recently published books and a book review section, plus reports on recent meetings and courses. There is a section for Recorders, and lots of other notes and news.

Material for inclusion in the Newsletter should reach the editor at least one month before the publication date. You may contact the Hon. Newsletter Editor by email: newsletter@slhc.org.uk

Calendar of Events

The Calendar of Events lists lectures and courses on historical subjects which are due to take place in and around Suffolk, and includes the lecture programmes of many of our member societies.

If you or your society would like to have an event listed in the Calendar, you can contact the Hon. Calendar Editor by email: calendar@slhc.org.uk

Register of Speakers

The SLHC maintains a register of speakers on many aspects of Suffolk history. Please contact the Hon. Secretary for further information. Alternatively, a copy of the list may be seen at any of the branches of the Suffolk Record Office.

The list is currently being updated. If societies have suggestions for speakers, please let us know, (see the Contact page).