All posts Records and research‘Bandits, guerrillas, terrorists’: The role of the Central Office of Information during the Malayan ‘Emergency’ (1948-60)Thursday 14 October 2021In 1948, Britain declared a state of ‘Emergency’ in Malaya, an area in Southeast...Archives and archivistsResearch Exchange: Interpretation in digital researchFriday 8 October 2021Our Research Exchange series features interviews with researchers across The National Archives in which...Records and researchMarkets, London buses and motifs: Untold tales of the Festival of BritainThursday 30 September 2021Seventy years ago today, on 30 September 1951, the Festival of Britain took down...Records and researchHMS Artemis: A real-life submarine drama in two actsMonday 27 September 2021The recent BBC drama ‘Vigil’ was set on a fictional Royal Navy Vanguard-class submarine,...Records and research‘Importuning men’: Sex work and the male tradeTuesday 14 September 2021The majority of records relating to sex work in the archives are about female...Archives and archivistsHacking 23 years of government history: An example from The UK Government Web ArchiveMonday 13 September 2021Web archives provide a key resource for the public. They allow us to access...Archives and archivistsReflections on the Professional Fellowship schemeFriday 10 September 2021The National Archives and Research Libraries UK (RLUK) created the Professional Fellowship scheme to...Archives and archivistsDegradation of film negatives research: Approaches to treatment and unsolved issuesThursday 9 September 2021Working from home is not the natural habitat of a conservator. Like many in...Archives and archivistsThe removal and/or care of pressure-sensitive tape from paperTuesday 7 September 2021At the end of the 1920s, pressure-sensitive tapes (PSTs) were extensively adopted in museums,...Records and researchThe Great Tea Race of 1866Monday 6 September 2021When you look at it today, the phrase ‘for all the tea in China’...Records and researchCharles Harold Moore: The Victorian one-legged champion swimmerFriday 3 September 2021Charles Harold Moore was a champion one-legged swimmer in the Victorian period. Moore began...Archives and archivistsDeveloping an inclusive standard: An update on Archive Service AccreditationThursday 2 September 2021Guiding the Archive Service Accreditation programme through the pandemic has required the committee to... « 1 … 27 28 29 30 31 … 168 »