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First MOD service personnel records now available

Today, the first tranche of Ministry of Defence (MOD) service personnel records will go on to our catalogue and be made available for ordering. These...

Tags: ministry of defence, MOD, personnel records

SafePod for data research available at Kew

We have today become one of the first places in the UK to host a SafePod for data research. A SafePod is a small prefabricated room, which provides...

Tags: academic research, datasets, digital archives, SafePod

Support for Ukraine

We have all seen the horrific events unfolding in Ukraine. Many of us are looking for different ways to help; as an institution, we are looking at...

Tags: conflict, history for ukraine, Institute for Conservation, statutory instruments, support for ukraine, Ukraine, ukrainian archives, war

Latest archive accreditation awards

The UK Archive Service Accreditation Committee is pleased to announce that the following archive services have been awarded accredited status for the first...

Tags: accreditation, Archive Accreditation, archive sector

Step back in time with our 1920s evening at the 43 Club

Get ready for a trip back to the glitz and glamour of London’s hottest 1920s underground spot, The 43 Club, courtesy of our late event on 20 May. Join...

Tags: 1920s, 1921 census, 20sPeople, events, The 1920s:Beyond the Roar

Parliamentary Archives to relocate to Kew

It was announced earlier today that the Parliamentary Archives, which are currently located in the Palace of Westminster’s Victoria Tower, are going...

Tags: archives, Palace of Westminster, parliamentary archives, Victoria Tower

CILIP Pathways to develop assessment process for archivist apprenticeship

The National Archives is delighted to announce that CILIP Pathways has been commissioned to develop the end-point assessor organisation process for the...

Prize Papers research portal launched

Court records revealing the details of 1,500 ships captured during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars are now searchable online for the first...

Tags: digitisation, high court of admiralty, letters, napoleonic wars, naval battles, oldenburg, Prize Papers

Allocating a manuscript accepted in lieu of tax

The following manuscript has been accepted in lieu of tax by the Government: Treaty of Dover, a register of the rights, obligations and arrangements...

DCDC22 Conference: Call for papers

The call for papers is now open for the next DCDC Conference, which will be held virtually from 11 to 15 July 2022. The deadline to submit a proposal...

Kate Williams, Amber Butchart, and Mel Backe-Hansen join our 20sPeople season of online talks

We can today announce more details of the online events programme as part of our 20sPeople season marking this month's publication of the 1921 Census. Historians...

Tags: 1921 census, 20sPeople, events, The 1920s:Beyond the Roar

Document release

1921 Census for England and Wales published today

Today we have published the 1921 Census for England and Wales online with our partners Findmypast. Taken on 19 June 1921, the census is a survey of...

Tags: 1921 census, 20sPeople, census, family history, genealogy