Our Journal

Submissions of articles and shorter research notes on any aspect of the history of the ancient counties of Lancashire and Cheshire are welcome at any time.

Articles should be in the region of 8,000 to 10,000 words inclusive of references. Research in Progress articles should be in the region of 4,000 words including references.

All submissions should be in English and should follow the conventions and house style of Transactions.

Submitting an article

Contributors should submit articles by email attachment to editor@hslc.org.uk: ensuring that all illustrative material is included. This should be accompanied by an abstract (c. 150 words) and a brief biography suitable for the Notes on Contributors.

Any illustrative material (tables, figures etc) should be included with the submission, included in the main text, not sent as separate attachments.

Please ensure that you have read the Publication Ethics and Publication Malpractice Statement available here.

For further information and guidance on writing for Transactions see the Guidelines for Contributors or contact the editor by email.

Interested in reviewing for Transactions?

While we don’t accept unsolicited reviews, if you are interested in reviewing for Transactions we would love to hear from you, just contact the reviews editor with a brief summary of your area of expertise.

Guidance on writing reviews for Transactions can be found here and also see general Guidelines for Contributors for more detailed guidance. These examples of book reviews may be helpful.

We welcome books for review; please send them to our reviews editors or contact the reviews editor by email, full contact details below.

Volumes for sale

We have a limited number of back issues for sale. Recent volumes are available at a cost of £16 plus P & P, availability and prices for older volumes and occasional publications vary. Please contact publications@hslc.org.uk for further details.

Submit an article

Contributors should submit articles by email attachment to the editor ensuring that all illustrative material is included. This should be accompanied by an abstract (c. 150 words) and a brief biography suitable for the Notes on Contributors.

Submit by Email

Editors

Editor
Dr Bertie Dockerill
editor@hslc.org.uk

Reviews Editor
Dr Marc Collinson
reviews@hslc.org.uk

Note to publishers/authors:

Please send books for review to:

Dr Marc Collinson,
School of History, Philosophy, and Social Sciences,
Bangor University,
College Road,
Bangor,
Gwynedd,
LL57 2DG.
  • Effigies of John Mainwaring and his wife, Margaret
    John Mainwaring lived at Over Peover in Cheshire and died in 1410.
    Find Effigy in the Archive