A number of local history associations maintain lists of local history speakers for their areas. Here we provide links to those lists which are available online and contact details for those which aren't. A link is also provided to the organisation maintaining the lists, in case the link direct to the lists disappears. If you have a list of local history speakers in your area, and would like it included in this list, please contact us.

Avon Local History and Archaeology publishes a list of speakers in booklet form which is sent free to all members.

The staff of Bedfordshire & Luton Archives Service offer lectures on a variety of subjects about the Archives and its collections.

Cambridgeshire Association for Local History publishes Preview, which includes a list of speakers.

Cumbria Local History Federation publishes an A–Z directory of speakers which can be bought for £3 by non-members.

Derbyshire County Council has a list of speakers which can be  downloaded as a pdf file.

Gloucestershire Local History Committee has an extensive list of speakers on its website.

Hertfordshire Association for Local History publishes a list of local history speakers.

Infolinx (the 'Community Information Network for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland') provides an online list of speakers about various subjects, including local history.

Lancashire Local History Federation published a list of local history speakers in 2003, which can be downloaded from the Bulletin Board as a pdf file. The Bulletin Board also has details of speakers added recently.

Medway Council maintains an online list of speakers about various subjects, including local history.

Members of the Association of Northumberland Local History Societies receive a list of speakers.

Nottinghamshire: local history groups may buy a Directory of Speakers in Nottinghamshire from Sue Clayton who can be contacted by email.

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council maintains an online list of speakers about various subjects, including local history

Suffolk Local History Council maintains a list of speakers, contact them for more information.

West Midlands: The Black County Society is willing to forward requests for speakers to the relevant person. Email Mick Pearson, the Editor of The Blackcountryman, telling him the specific subject you want to cover.