Professor of History, De Montfort Univ Leicester. Works on early mod European religious belief & practice. Amateur nature lover. @profliztingle.bsky.social
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🪧 Take a trip to our Hill Hole geosite in Markfield, and discover the amazing stories from this quarry turned nature reserve.
🌐 Discover more, and plan your visit: charnwoodforest.org/location…...
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🌳 Are you a landowner in Charnwood Forest with geological outcrops on your land?
❓ Not sure if they might be important or need conserving?
🌐 Get in touch - we provide free advice to landowners across the Geopark area. Contact us through our website: charnwoodforest.org/contact/
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We’re recruiting new members of the @EnglishHeritage Blue Plaques Panel — do apply ! linkedin.com/jobs/view/44820…
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What a day! ⛪️🚶🚶♀️🚴🚴♀️
Thank you to everybody who took part in Ride+Stride 2026!
Whether you were welcoming people at your church, walking, cycling or driving, we hope you have had a brilliant day.
Please tag us in your photos from the day or send them to [email protected]!
Prof Elizabeth Tingle 🐢 retweeted
Around 300 churches across the county will be opening their doors on Saturday 12th September for Ride+Stride.
There's still time to set up a fundraising page on GoodHub - goodhub.com/go/lhct-ride-and…
And you can plan your route using our List of Churches: lhct.org.uk/ride-and-stride-…
Prof Elizabeth Tingle 🐢 retweeted
There's still plenty of time to register your church for Ride+Stride 2026!
To sign up, simply complete the form on this webpage: lhct.org.uk/ride-and-stride-…
Join the hundreds of churches opening for Ride+Stride 2026 in Leicester and Leicestershire!
Prof Elizabeth Tingle 🐢 retweeted
#WallsOnWednesday Both sides of the wall in Highbury Park Birmingham made from crucibles used in an early steel making process. Early example of recycling industrial waste.
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2026 LIST OF CHURCHES NOW AVAILABLE
The list of churches that will be open for Ride+Stride 2026 can now be downloaded from our website.
Visit the link below and start to plan your route today!
lhct.org.uk/ride-and-stride-…
Prof Elizabeth Tingle 🐢 retweeted
A special @RideLeicester event is taking place this year once again to coincide with Ride+Stride day!
Meeting at Leicester's Town Hall Bike Park at 10am, the ride will take in a number of churches in both the city and county.
To sign up, please visit: letsride.co.uk/rides/ride-le…
Prof Elizabeth Tingle 🐢 retweeted
For #Wildflowerhour this week find a wild or naturalised bloom with quirky #CommonNames! Pictured is Scutellaria galericulata, commonly named Skullcap, Hoodwort & Helmet Flower as the flowers were likened to the galerum worn by Roman soldiers ! Share your finds this Sunday 8-9pm!
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"I've learned about the precious value of one vote; one actual human going into that little polling booth, getting the stubby pencil & saying I choose you. It's magic" On Instant Classics we talk to Count Binface (a classicist) about democracy. Do watch! youtube.com/watcv=FfMvbdroAQ…
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May I present Hayley, who draws churches. Do follow Hayley (who draws churches) called "Hayley Draws Churches". For all your church drawing requirements. ⛪️🖋️
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Introducing the redesigned LeicesterShire Historic Churches Trust website!
We are delighted to announce that our website has undergone a revamp, making it easier for you to engage with our work.
Visit lhct.org.uk to take a look for yourself!
🤖 Made with AI
Prof Elizabeth Tingle 🐢 retweeted
Découverte aujourd'hui du nouveau site des archives départementales de Vaucluse (dédié aussi à l'archéologie) : le bâtiment est beau, lumineux et confortable. Évidemment, ça change du Palais des Papes. L'implantation dans une zone périphérique est devenue la norme pour les AD...
In dry years, Wymeswold churchyard sprouts harebells. There is something other worldly about their delicate frames. #wildflowerhour
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At Gwydir, we pride ourselves on offering a slick visitor experience with fully interactive displays and live reenactments. Today, we’re focusing on the tug-of-war between church and state in the 16th century.
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