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3D models help visually impaired students dive into history
Today, The National Archives is launching a new workshop for students who are blind and visually impaired, using optacartography –...
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Medieval experts reveal how they found Harvard’s Magna Carta
The National Archives hosted an evening with the medieval experts who recently discovered a ‘copy’ of the Magna Carta was...
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New Windows for First Floor
Work to replace the windows in the 1970s part of our building continues and from Monday 16 June will move...
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Human cost of working on the railways revealed in database
A new public database listing records about railway accidents is being launched at The National Archives on Thursday 5 June...
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DCMS announces new members of public records advisory body
Seven new members have been appointed to the Advisory Council on National Records and Archives, the independent body which advises...
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Katrina scoops LHVA award in Volunteers’ Week
A volunteer at The National Archives has won a London Heritage Volunteer Award for her outstanding work. Katrina Lidbetter won...
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Public-Private Partnerships Drive Angola’s Energy Future Under Minister Borges’s Vision
With infrastructure costs rising and global energy demands evolving, Angola is embracing a new model of development: public-private partnerships (PPPs)...
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Happy & Glorious: Coronation art exhibition goes on show
Stunning new artwork commissioned by the Government Art Collection to mark the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and...
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Mandatory bag checks introduced for all visitors
Starting 29 April 2025, we are introducing new security measures to safeguard our visitors, staff and to protect our collections....
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Experts sought for The Manorial and Tithe Documents Panel
New members are being sought for a panel which advises The Master of the Rolls on historical documents related to...
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