Government publications, whether published in print or digital form, should include appropriate copyright and re-use statements. The inclusion of these statements confirms where ownership of the copyright rests and also facilitates the re-use of the information.

A quick reference guide on how to appraise and select records for preservation at The National Archives. It applies to public record bodies who transfer records of historical value to The National Archives and third-party contractors acting on their behalf.

The following paper looks at specific issues with the implementation of records management in SharePoint 2010. This paper is not intended to be a tool to inform decisions on whether or not to implement SharePoint.

This checklist helps test that your information asset meets your users’ needs to find, open, work with, understand and trust the information it contains.

This piece of guidance is a high level introduction to digital continuity – what it is, why it's important and why it's relevant to you and your organisation. It also contains an overview of how you can better manage it, and what your next steps could be.

This guidance provides practical information about when it is permissible to re-use images of the Royal Arms.

This guide concerns: the use of information and quotations obtained from records held in The National Archives; the reproduction of copies of documents and other records supplied by The National Archives; and the reproduction of copies of documents and other records made by readers.

Guidance on where to find specialist paper conservation advice.

This guidance provides you with practical information and support to help you assess and manage risks to digital continuity.

The National Archives recommend that this retention schedule is used for inquiries set up under the Inquiries Act 2005 and that all other inquiries adopt this retention schedule as best practice.