| CC4HH
Cotswold Centre for History and Heritage
Our research aims to uncover and publicise the rich history of the area surrounding the University by exploring historical change through a local lens.
Our Goal
The Cotswold Centre for History and Heritage (CC4HH) brings together the work of undergraduate students and staff in History at the University of Gloucestershire.
The Centre has also been established with the intention of creating partnerships between the University, the local community and important local organisations, so that the research benefits not only staff and students, but the local community.
Our Projects
Explore the research and exhibitions we’ve conducted.
Our Researchers
Find out more about our researchers, their interests and specialities.
Latest projects
Browse our latest student projects below.
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John Biddle: the Father of English Unitarianism
This project was conducted by students Holly Cooke, Fin Pitts, and Wera Kuchta in collaboration with Discover DeCrypt and St Mary’s Church in Gloucester. It explores the hidden life and […]
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Legacies of Slavery in Tewkesbury
This project was conducted by students Ella Stalker and Morgan Casley in partnership with Tewkesbury Voices. As part of a wider initiative in Gloucester that focuses on the hidden connection […]
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Fashion in the Lives of Women: Ann Neilson’s Wedding Dress
This project was undertaken by History students Izzy Judge, Kaitlin Wadey, Anya Tsobenko, and Samantha Eden. It was proposed by the Museum of Gloucester in order to investigate the story […]