All posts Behind the scenesBlog improvements – what do you think?Friday 7 December 2012It’s been a very exciting 2012 for The National Archives’ blog. Since our very...Records and researchPrincess Beatrice of BattenbergWednesday 5 December 2012With royal succession in the news, I find myself reminded of the life of...Archives and archivistsArchiving the arts – why and how?Monday 3 December 2012We’re embarking on an exciting new collection strategy this month, called Archiving the Arts. Our work...Managing informationThe drive less sharedFriday 30 November 2012Despite over a decade in helping users understand information management and getting them to...Records and researchTrainee Tuesday: We’re past the halfway markTuesday 27 November 2012So the Opening up Archives programme is in its eighth month – we’ve passed...Records and researchThe boy who found the horseMonday 26 November 2012My inspiration for today’s blog post comes from two things that stuck in my...Records and researchBSL in bloomFriday 23 November 2012Usually when I sit down to write a blog post, I begin by reflecting...Records and researchAdlestrop, by Edward ThomasThursday 22 November 2012Edward Thomas (1878-1917), who was killed in action during the First World War, was...Managing informationNew Standard Licence developedThursday 22 November 2012Today, we’ve published the beta version of a new standard licence which has been developed...Technology and innovationDisability in the UK Government Web ArchiveWednesday 21 November 2012Last week was Diversity Week at The National Archives – a week in which...Archives and archivistsTrainee Tuesday: The importance of community archivingTuesday 20 November 2012Turning paper graveyards into community hubs Following the post from my fellow trainee Kasia about her...Records and researchMissing from the census?Monday 19 November 2012All family historians use the census, and most of us find most of what... « 1 … 152 153 154 155 156 … 168 »