‘Collingham and East of the Trent: Angles-Vikings-1066’ by Jeremy Lodge.
Jeremy Lodge’s book focusses on the area between Newark-upon-Trent and Lincoln, the history of which is informed by three great route-ways; the river Trent to the west, the east-west running Fosse Way and Ermine Street, which runs north-south through Lincoln. The period covered is from the Romano-British of the early 400s AD to the invasions of 1066.
Jeremy was
- A Researcher for Nottingham University/Southwell Diocese between 2012 – 2014.
- A Trustee for Nottinghamshire Local History Association between 2018-2025.
- A Committee Member with The Friends of the Centre for English Local History (Leicester University) between 2018-2025.
And continues to be
- A Trustee & Journal Editor for Collingham and District Local History Society.
- A Volunteer with the International Bomber Command Centre.
- A Committee Member with Nottinghamshire Buildings Preservation Trust.
His published books include
