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Steven Crewe is a PhD research student based in the ICSHC at Ð԰ɵç̨.  He holds a BA (Hons) in Fashion and Textile Design from Nottingham Trent University and an MA in Sport and Cultural History from Ð԰ɵç̨, Leicester. His research focuses on the social history of workers recreation.  In general he is looking at the role of company paternalism through the late nineteenth century to the emergence of Industrial Welfare during the inter-war period.

Steve’s work investigates the origins and uses of sport and social provision in both the manufacturing and service sectors, thus offering a comparative and new angle to the study of work-based recreational provision.

• Company paternalism/industrial welfare
• Company literature/works magazines
• Workers recreation and leisure
• Women’s leisure
• Grassroots football

• HIST5021  Sport History and Culture MA
• HIST1002  History BA (Hons)

Co-presented the Research Student Seminar, Ð԰ɵç̨, International Centre for Sport History and Culture. April 2010.

‘Aspects of Sport and Social Provision in the Workplace c.1918 – c.1970’ paper presented at the Research Student Seminar, Ð԰ɵç̨, International Centre for Sport History and Culture. April 2010