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£1 million project explores lasting impact of Radclyffe Hall’s radical novel

Researchers have embarked on a £1 million project to examine the lasting impact of Radclyffe Hall’s radical novel “The Well of Loneliness”. Published...

Tags: gender, lgbtq, Radclyffe Hall, The Well of Loneliness

Cornelia Parker creates new work for Coronation exhibition

Stunning new artwork commissioned by the Government Art Collection to mark the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla goes...

Tags: Cornelia Parker, coronation, exhibition, Happy & Glorious, Hew Locke, King Charles III, Queen Camilla

Tanks to Botanics – archives win accredited status

Two radically different archives, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and The Tank Museum at Bovington, have won accredited status for the first time for their...

Tags: accreditation, archives, Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh, The Tank Museum

Parliamentary group receive warm welcome

This week we welcomed a delegation from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Archives and History to learn more about the work of The National...

Tags: appg, archives, history, parliament, visit

Professor Andrew Wathey reappointed as Chair of The National Archives Board

Professor Andrew Wathey CBE has been reappointed for a second term as Chair of The National Archives Board. The term will begin in April 2025 and run...

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Archives Revealed awards new cataloguing grants and first-ever consortium grant

Archives Revealed has awarded 12 cataloguing grants and its first ever consortium grant to archives across the UK. Archives Revealed is a partnership...

Tags: ArchivesRevealed, Cataloguing Grants, Consortium Grants

Major grant to fund research into the history of transatlantic slavery

The National Archives has been awarded a £1 million grant by Lloyd’s Register Foundation for a new, collaborative research programme on the history...

Tags: Lloyd's Register Foundation, PASSAGE, transatlantic slave trade

The National Archives to establish new hub for community-led research in the cultural heritage sector

Staff working in galleries, libraries, archives and museums around the UK will soon be able to ask The National Archives for help funding community-led...

Tags: bursaries, community outreach, grants, heritage sector, training

Seeking permanent home for John le Carré literary archive

The John le Carré literary archive has been accepted in lieu of tax by the government. You can find more details in the latest Acceptance in Lieu report...

Tags: acceptance in lieu of tax, David Cornwell, John le Carré, literary archive

The National Archives launches guidance for archivists working in fast response situations

Today The National Archives has launched new guidance for archivists about rapid response collecting. It’s designed to support archivists collecting...

Tags: archives, Archivists, guidance, tributes

MI5: Official Secrets exhibition opens in the spring

Today, we can announce a groundbreaking exhibition in partnership with MI5 exploring the vital work of Britain’s domestic intelligence agency. It...

Tags: Cambridge Five, exhibition, MI5: Official Secrets, security service, spies

Document release

Latest release of files from MI5

Today we have made available a selection of previously top secret files from MI5. The records cover a range of subjects predominantly from the organisation's...

Tags: exhibition, file release, mi5, MI5: Official Secrets, security service, spies

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