Out now: the history podcast about people with corkscrew minds, peculiar obsessions, and incomprehensible outlooks. Written and presented by @EOHiggins.

England, the past.
Joined October 2016
The #NationalTrust have a history of gangsterism.
A right bunch of flappers! Meet Ferguson’s Gang — suavely preserving England at gun point! #fogsbeefandbeer #fergusonsgang podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
3
6
2,712
The English Eccentric retweeted
Is anyone ever going to start calling Artifical Intelligence ‘Super Intelligence’?#AI
2
6
248
The English Eccentric retweeted
11 years with the same broadband provider? That’s too Faithful. 🗡️ Out of contract? You could save £100+ a year by comparing. Don’t get murdered by your broadband bill. #Traitors #TraitorsUK #CelebrityTraitors
4
6
255
The English Eccentric retweeted
"But you won't be a Mrs." "No, I'm a doctor." 👏 Dr Ateh Jewel on divorce, raising girls, and why the title that matters is the one you earn yourself. Listen to the full episode of Doing It Differently, available on all podcast platforms. #AtehJewel #DoingItDifferently
2
5
268
The English Eccentric retweeted
£1,723 isn’t the most your energy bill can be. From the 1st of October, that’s the annual figure for typical gas and electricity use on a direct-debit tariff covered by Ofgem’s ‘cap’. It caps the rates. Your total still depends on usage. Reassuring name, though. #EnergyBills
4
5
473
The English Eccentric retweeted
My son’s drawing of ‘safe.’
280
3,983
808
48,985
The English Eccentric retweeted
Well, now, that’s a nice review. #jacktheripper #ripperology
3
12
1,043
The English Eccentric retweeted
Victorian London? That’s Christmassy, right? And — if you don’t think about it much more than that — it means this book is your go-to festive read. 🎄 #jacktheripper
2
5
426
The English Eccentric retweeted
Buy it now. You’ll barely regret it… #JacktheRipper
1
3
6
529
The English Eccentric retweeted
If you do one thing today, you should seek out this handsome, beautifully-written, and slightly ridiculous book by @TheLaarsHead. And find out how Jack the Ripper just might have been Adolf Hitler. amzn.eu/d/jjFIJ20 #jacktheripper
4
6
941
The English Eccentric retweeted
Always.
5
1
15
626
The English Eccentric retweeted
My new book #JackOfAllTrades is now available in delicious hardback for just £12 — the same price as a cup of coffee. Or for free, if you prefer to read things made of light and ghosts… Get your copy now! (If you like. No pressure.) amzn.eu/d/gyTYegL
2
7
454
Says a person with a track record of being wrong about everything.
𝕏 is the future, BBC is the past
2
145
The English Eccentric retweeted
𝕏 is the future, BBC is the past
𝕏 is the #1 source of news on Earth
2,699
2,041
575
21,429
23,130,503
The gunpowder plot probably would’ve been more successful if they'd spent more time planning, and less time hiding Bates' hat.
3
127
Mr Andrew Windsor relieved to retain ‘the c*nt’ nickname conferred on him by Royal staff.
1
3
138
This special #Halloween episode of The English Eccentric is all about Aleister Crowley, (1875 - 1947), English occultist, ceremonial magician, poet, painter, novelist, and occasional haggis hunter. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas… (No haggises were harmed in the making of this podcast.)
1
200
The English Eccentric retweeted
A reminder that Peppa Goes to London is based in the UK 🇬🇧
A reminder that V for Vendetta is based in the UK 🇬🇧
7
51
2
1,169
30,764
The English Eccentric retweeted
“I’d like to be a Tory aide, please.” “Are you qualified?” “Well, I have this face.” “Welcome aboard!”
63
456
29
8,220
349,800
The English Eccentric retweeted
A surveyor taking photographs at Park Prewett Asylum in 1992, took this picture of the empty courtyard — and was shocked to discover an entire ghostly class of schoolgirls had appeared in her picture. This may be the most audacious instance of supernatural photobombing ever.
2
8
852
The English Eccentric retweeted
The Reader’s Digest book Folklore, Myths and Legends of Britain is a captivating anthology that delves into the rich tapestry of British folklore. First published in 1973, it weaves together ancient tales, legends, and traditional stories from across the United Kingdom.
2
8
2
18
3,450