Published by "Weyfarers" October 2013; Five Seasons Press 2014

Annotated drafts including final draft

Published by Five Seasons Press 2014

Annotated drafts including final draft

Published by "Vision" 2004; Five Seasons Press 2014. Accepted by Ver Poets Anthology

Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Gillian Knibbs, Competitions Secretary for Ver Poets Open Competition, regarding selection for the anthology

Published by Five Seasons Press 2014

Annotated drafts including final draft

Published by "The Interpreter's House" February 2013; Five Seasons Press 2014

Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes note accepting the poem for publication in "The Interpreter's House"

Beginner's Way was the Exeter Forest sculpture trail, a collaboration between artist Jamie McCullogh and the Forestry Commission, specifically Martin Orrom. The trail opened in 1983.

Includes account summary, bank statements, invoices and related correspondence

Includes account summary, bank statements and related correspondence

Includes bank statements

Includes account summary, bank statements and related correspondence

Includes account summary, bank statements, invoices and related correspondence

File of correspondence and notes regarding funding belonging to Brian Mahony, [Deputy Surveyor for Forest Enterprise and Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust trustee. Includes letters from Martin Orrom, South West Arts [regarding "A Capital Strategy for the Arts in Gloucestershire 1998 - 2000"] and Arts Council England

Includes correspondence on funding Phase II from various sources, information on insurance and correspondence with the Tourist Board

Compiled by Jeremy Rees. Details the development of the ITEM knowledge base and related correspondence, including possible collaborations with the Visual Arts Data Service (VADS), the University of the West of England and Nottingham Trent University

Contact details for members of the Sculpture Trust
Notes on the proposed website by Jeremy Rees
Copyright information
Printout of Visitor Information page
CD-R with backup of website 2003
Zip disk with backup of website 2000
Zip disk with files for the University of the West of England 2000
Floppy disk with images of the sculptures and artists for the University of the West of England 2000
Floppy disk "Transfers FDST [?] to lap top" 17 March 2000
Floppy disk with files "website/ Dreamweaver 4" 2002

Includes details of events and developments after the Lightshift project

"National Creative Technologies Initiative (NCTI) Bristol Creative Media Network: Final Report" published by the Faculty of Art, Media and Design, University of the West of England. June 2001

Memorandum from the University of the West of England Faculty of Media, Art and Design confirming faculty research funding for the "Virtual Forest" project. 31 August 2001

Sculpture: Coal Measure Giants (2016 - present)

Sculpture: Echo (2008 - present)

Sculpture: Sliced Log Star [Inside Out Tree] (1986 - 1996)

Sculpture: Place [Giant's Chair] (1986 - 2015)

Bound booklet titled "St Margaret’s Church" concerning a project report into the historical graffiti on the tower roof, with visual documentation of the project activity. Produced by Trent & Peak Archaeological Unit

Location: Wetton, Staffordshire

Disk titled "Crater Images" holding circa 200 JPEGs, totaling 318MB

Disk titled "Crater sound files/ transcripts" holding 11 sound files, 8 transcripts on Microsoft Word, totaling 634MB

Disk titled "Bishop Auckland" holding circa 200 JPEGs, totaling 426MB

Disk holding Bishop Auckland Discovery Centre Customs and Traditions Project, holding 17 JPEG files showing storytelling and community art workshop scenes

Location: Bishop Auckland, County Durham

Leaflet titled "Blaydon Races Festival" 4 - 11 June 2005, contains programme of events

Location: Blaydon¸ County Durham

VHS tape Shipwreak Dimitris, Birger Anchor produced by Cleveland Divers BS-AC 978. Includes documentation held on Mini DV tape

Bound project report including project introduction, activity and research findings

VHS tape titled Cleveland Divers 978 branch, project ‘Shipwreak Dimitris’ with a running time 8 minutes.

Five bound papers titled LHI Project Shipwreak Dimitris monthly updates Aug 2001-Dec 2001, produced by Tees Archaeology, Archaeology Service for Teeside.

One CD-Rom holding Project Shipwreak Dimitris, documentation on circa 200 JPEG files and 10 Microsoft word documents, totaling 693MB.

Location: Hartlepool, County Durham

CD-Rom holding circa 100 JPG files containing photographic documentation of Tall Ships in Hartlepool harbour, and people at activity heritage events

CD titled "Dancing Class" holding 13 JPEG file images showing Billy Meeks dancing class

Location: Hartlepool, County Durham

Four large information sheets concerning Cowpen Village, Low Grange, Greatham Village, Woodland Park

Location: County Durham region

File includes four photographic transparencies, four photographic prints concerning project activity , index available

Leaflet concerning the Bamburgh Research Project

Report titled "Bamburgh Environs Archaeological Survey" concerning garden test-pitting, ground penetrating radar survey and building survey at Bamburgh

Location: Bamburgh, Northumberland

Bell View Project, from porridge to cappuccino

Location: Belford, Northumberland

The Great Storm of 1901 concerning the wreak of the Inga. Produced by the Maritime Archaeology Project

Location: Cullercoats, Northumberland

Two leaflets providing information about current activity and historical information

Circa eight colour photographic prints showing band portraits, documentation of public events, featuring Jim Shepherd, one DVD holding 10 sound files

Location: Morpeth, Northumberland

Booklet titled "Ord Parish Design Statement 2005". Describes community architectural and social features, brief history of the community

Location: Ord Parish, Northumberland

Folder titled "The Future of the Past in Tarset" produced by the Tarset Archive Group. Contains project documentation, activity sheets, CD-Rom, leaflets, postcards and photographic prints

Location: Tarset, Northumberland

Booklet titled "Arts Advance at the Windsor Nursing Home Hebburn". Includes photographic documentation of project output and promotional leaflet

Location: Hebburn Tyne and Wear

Booklet titled "Wor Geordie Top Ten" pertaining to the ten of the best Geordie songs. Chosen, researched, recorded by West Walker Communities. Includes lyrics and history concerning songs

Includes CD-R with ten CDA audio files

Location: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear

Booklet titled "Coast from South Shields to Whitburn" concerning archaeology and history, produced by Arbeia Society.

Location: South Shields, Tyne and Wear

Scrap book course holding 9 JPEG files documenting course activity, totaling 42.8MB

29 JPEG files documenting the events, individual and group portraits, totaling 92.4MB

Location: Sunderland, Tyne and Wear

Bound volume titled "Kerridge Ridge & Ingersley Vale an historical student" complied by George Longden, May 2002. On behalf of Macclesfield and Vale report

Bound volume titled "The Local Character of Kerridge Ridge & Ingersley Vale". August 2002. Concerning landscape character assessment draft report

CD-Rom holding circa 50 Microsoft Word documents and 50 JPEG files concerning action plans, ecology reports, historical reports, landscape reports, management plan and photographic documentation, totaling 70.1MB

Location: Bollington, Cheshire

Bound volume titled "A History of Broxton, Duckington and Harthill". Authors Wendy Bawn, Rebecca Dakin and Carol Shadbolt. Concerning regional history and heritage, and project outputs

Location: Duckington, Cheshire

Booklet and leaflet titled "The Marbury Mysteries"

Leaflet concerning theatre cast lists and acknowledgements

Booklet concerns heritage and historical information concerning Marbury Country Park

Bound booklet titled "The Marbury Mysteries" containing script for the play 3 - 6 June 2002

Booklet titled "The Marbury Mysteries" heritage project, Marbury County Park

Location: Northwich, Cheshire

Booklet titled "A Walking Guide to the Natural History of the Peckforton Hills" by Keith Bate

Location: Peckforton, Cheshire

CD-Rom titled "Roman Northwick, 2004". Concerns the Northwick pottery archive. Contains one PowerPoint presentation, totaling 43.9MB

Leaflet titled "Explore Condate Roman Northwick", containing map and tour of regional history

Leaflet titled "Condate Roman Northwick", discovering the Romans and rivers regional tour and history guide concerning the Northwick Trail

Booklet titled "Condate Roman Northwick" concerning regional Roman history

Booklet titled "Winsford 2000 AD: the story of a Mid-Cheshire town". Published by Winsford Local History Society

Booklet titled "Condate Castellum: the rediscovery of the roman site on castle hill in Northwick, Cheshire"

Location: Winsford, Cheshire

Bound booklet titled "And Were You There? Voices of Cumbria"

Location: Ambleside, Cumbria

CD-Rom titled "Burnbanks Burnbanks". Produced by the Bampton and District Local History Society, disk contains circa 100 JPEG files concerning project documentation, and events, and an interactive HTM website. Storage totals 367MB

Location: Bampton, Cumbria

Bound booked titled "Cast Iron Signpost Restoration Project: A report of the history of Cast Iron Signpost and Origin of place names with the parish of Dalston" November 2005

Leaflet titled "Cast Iron Signpost Restoration Project", produced by Dalston Parish Council, concerning heritage walks

Folder titled "Dalston Parish Council Signpost restoration project: photographic record as existing March 2003, completed 2004"

Location: Carlisle, Cumbria

Book titled "Life on the Fell: a pictorial chronicle of a Lakeland community". Authors Helen Caldwell, Jennifer Forsyth, John Caldwell, Beryl Offley on behalf of Cartmel Fell and District Local History Society

Location: Cartmel Fell, Cumbria

One booklet, one postcard and 12 items concerning Heritage Walks in the Winster Valley. Guides to walking in the valley, with introductions to the regional heritage. Researched and written by members of Cartmel Fell and District Local History Society

Location: Cartmel Fell, Cumbria