Dr Thomas Thurnell-Read
@thurnellreadsoc.bsky.social
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Sociologist of leisure and consumption; alcohol, drinking culture & pubs; men and masculinity (wellbeing, identity & relationships). https://www.lboro.ac.uk/subjects/social-policy-studies/staff/thomas-thurnell-read/
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If you are a pub/bar/restaurant/hotel/council that would like to use our nolo
point of sale materials/publicans guide you can find them here www.york.ac.uk/business-soc...
They are FREE to use!!!
Grateful for any shares to get them out there!
Exploring no and low alcohol consumption
Multi-perspective research exploring NoLo alcohol’s global impact, consumer typologies, trade visibility, economic effects, and policy tools.
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Excited to share the first three case study 'long reads' from the After Last Orders project - funded by @leverhulme.ac.uk. Each case study draws on extensive research to tell the story of a pub and the people and places affected by its closure. after-last-orders.lboro.ac.uk
Watercolour illustration of front of a closed pub, signage reads After Last Orders.
Brilliant event, thanks for organising Claire!
Sad to see this famous and much-celebrated pub close. Have you seen this footage from 1974? Even then they were asking how the Bartons Arms could be 'miraculously still standing'! www.macearchive.org/films/atv-to...
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A huge thanks to the wonderful interdisciplinary group of academics, writers and researchers who visited @lborouniversity.bsky.social yesterday to discuss findings from our Leverhulme Trust funded After Last Orders project on the social and cultural impacts of pub closures.
Great being involved in this. Thanks @professorpub.bsky.social for setting the stage and facilitating the discussion.
Some more article proofs today - a ‘conversation’ - part of our @jmmnews.bsky.social special issue which will be out soon (with @goodchembrew.bsky.social , @theswanyork.bsky.social , @thurnellreadsoc.bsky.social & @robertdeakin.bsky.social)!
Absolutely! Its on a growing list of summer reading about to be ordered.
The article on the history of GBBF is brilliant!
Impromptu visit to what might as well be called the South Leamington Beer Furlong.
The first article from our @leverhulme.ac.uk funded project 'After Last Orders?: A biographical exploration of the impact of UK pub closures' is now published in British Journal of Sociology. Open access via the link below.
New article on the 'banal nationalism' of pub closure media narratives with @thurnellreadsoc.bsky.social, now out in the British Journal of Sociology: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
So many lovely and brilliant people involved in this series of talks taking place in in some excellent Bristol pubs this spring/summer @goodchembrew.bsky.social @drinkingstudies.bsky.social @boakandbailey.bsky.social @philmellows.bsky.social
Delighted to announce the first three events in our re-launched 'Think While You Drink' series. Based in pubs in Bristol, free and open to all, come and join us for some interesting and fun talks this spring/summer. Sign up for the first event here: fb.me/e/2uqWTYz3s
Green flyer/poster with three events listed. 30 April - A History of Beer in Ireland; 24 June - Boak and Bailey talk about pubs and we hear about how the Vulcan Hotel was re-built brick by brick; 22 July - Phil Mellows talks about his new book, 'Beer Breaks in Britain'. Sign up via the fb link above.
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Free symposium, 'Recalibrating Stigma', on 26.06.25 at at University of Edinburgh. Funded by SHI Foundation. Speakers: Katharine Cheston, Harriet Cooper, Fay Dennis, Janice McLaughlin, Jennifer Remnant, and more! Details: jumpshare.com/v/bzZYybtCP9.... Register by 30/04. Email at [email protected].
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"Pubs and cafes are more than just businesses. Often, they’re the beating hearts of communities...When the shutters come down, it represents a tear in the community fabric and threatens the cohesion of neighbourhoods". theconversation.com/how-the-stru...
How the struggles of the UK hospitality sector could hit the rest of the economy
Pubs, restaurants, cafes and hotels are part of the UK’s economic and social fabric.
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