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Opera songs performed for the first time in 200 years

A selection of opera songs, some of which have not been heard in over 200 years, will be performed in a live concert at The National Archives on 16...

Tags: heritage science, music, Prize Papers

New family exhibition Spirit of Invention coming this summer

Be inspired, have fun and find your inner inventor at our next exhibition, Spirit of Invention, opening on Saturday 27 May.   Through a fascinating...

Tags: events, exhibition, inventions

Industrial action planned for Wednesday 1 February

Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union have voted in favour of industrial action on Wednesday 1 February, in which we anticipate some of our...

Calling all teachers – summer sessions now available to book

Discover our learning resources and taught sessions for schools, brought to you by our award-winning education service

Document release

Cabinet Office files from 2000-2002 released

Today we have released Cabinet Office files (PREM 49) covering the period 2000-2002.   The newly released files shed light on a range of subjects...

Tags: cabinet office, document release, Tony Blair

Education package to mark 25th anniversary of Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement

    The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Rt Hon Chris Heaton-Harris MP, has announced the development of a new educational...

Tags: Belfast, BGFA, Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland, Rt Hon Chris Heaton-Harris MP

MOD service personnel records now available (update)

Earlier this year, we announced that the first Ministry of Defence (MOD) service personnel records were on our catalogue and available to order. We have...

Tags: ministry of defence, MOD, personnel records

Newly accredited archive services announced

Following a recent Archive Service Accreditation Panel, the UK Archive Service Accreditation Committee is pleased to announce that the following archive...

Tags: accredited archives, Archive Accreditation, archive sector

Treason: People, Power & Plot opens this weekend

Our major new exhibition, Treason: People, Power & Plot, opens this weekend featuring some of the most iconic documents from key moments of intrigue,...

Tags: events, exhibition, guy fawkes, plot; treason, power, Treason: People

20sStreets local history competition now open

Have you used the 1921 Census for England and Wales to unearth some fascinating stories from life in your area 100 years ago? Then we want to hear...

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

Digital Project Wins International Award

A digital preservation project run by The National Archives and the University of Warwick has won the prestigious 2022 Decision Analysis Practice Award...

Tags: Decision Analysis Practice Award, DiAGRAM, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, National Lottery Heritage Fund, Society for Decision Professionals, University of Warwick

British Library to work with The National Archives and Jisc to deliver Discovering Collections: Discovering Communities (DCDC) conference

The National Archives and Jisc are delighted to welcome the British Library as a new partner in the delivery and organisation of the interdisciplinary...

Tags: academic, archives, British LIbrary, conference, conferences, DCDC, DCDC23, Jisc, research, rluk

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