Published in "The Listener". Quotes the Sculpture Trail as "an ambitious scheme in the Forest of Dean, where several young artists were invited to make a variety of works specifically for woodland sites. It was a memorable project... worth repeating"

Published in "The Mail on Sunday", author unknown. Includes photograph of the attempted cleaning of sculpture "Cathedral"

Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Published in "Landscape Design". Discusses the garden of Ian Hamilton Finlay

Published in the "Financial Times". Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Published in the "Evening Post". Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

"Art and Design" volume 5 number 3/4. Includes article by Rupert Martin "Spaces, Places and Landmarks: Environmental Art"

Includes sculptures by Kate Blacker, Dominic Clare, Miles Davies, Mark Dunhill, Tony Eastman, Hideo Furuta, Gina Martin, Garry Fabian Miller, David Nash and Giuseppe Penone

Features article on artist Andy Goldsworthy

Published in "The Independent". Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Publication unknown. Discusses sculptures in various forests across the country

Number 15. Published by the Forestry Commission

Volume 3 number 3. Discusses public art and references 'Hanging Fire' by Cornelia Parker

Publication unknown. Features an interview with Bruce Allan as part of the 21st anniversary of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Newsletter

Newsletter titled Yorkshire and the Humber 2003; North West February 2004; South East issue one

Features sculptures "Passage" 1992; "Beside the Still Waters" 1993; "Anatomies of Thought" 1994; "Hundred Year Stone" 1995; "She-Bull" 1995; "Exotic Cargo" 1996

Published by the Contemporary Art Society to accompany the "In the Mind of Botany" exhibition held at Kew Gardens Gallery, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 13 September - 28 October 1996

Includes letter from Clive Adams accompanying the catalogue

Includes order form for publication "Peter Randall-Page: Sculpture and Drawings: 1977 - 1992"

Includes management plan objectives; background information; location map; maintenance requirement; method of inspection, maintenance, consultation and action required; potentially damaging operations

Black and white
Photographer: Meg Robbins

Includes table of contents; biography of Keir Smith; description of "The Crypt of Revolutions", being a series of carvings on railway sleepers; drawings of sleepers; photographs of maquettes

Volume 82 number 3. Includes poem "La Vecchia" by Michael Henry

Broadcast Date: 7 January 1987

Agency: London Express News Service

Queen Opens Shopping Centre. After the Queen opened a shopping centre in Cambridge today, she and the Duke of Edinburgh (right) called on their student son, Prince Edward (20) at nearby Jesus College. The Duke wears his scarlet robes as Chancellor of the university. The visit to Jesus College came after the Queen had planted an English oak tree at Emmanuel College, to mark its 400th anniversary

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Edward, Pleyer Prince. A Cambridge Undergraduate revue, "Captain Curious And His Incredible Quest" opens in Cambridge tonight in which Prince Edward takes on eight different guises. In last night's dress rehearsal picture he is shown as the evil lord Zalburg, with another cast member, Leyla Modir

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Prince Turns TV Interviewer. Prince Edward chatting with TV-AM 'Wide Awake Club' presenter James Baker (right) after filming near the Shropshire village of Cardington for this Saturday's show on the 30th anniversary of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme. The Prince, who is chairman of the committee marking the 30th anniversary, filmed with a group of Award entrants from the Birmingham area who climbed the local peak, Caradoc

Agency: Press Association

Royal Walker. Prince Edward, furled brolly at the ready, signals the start of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme's 30th Anniversary marathon walk which set off today from Buckingham Palace, London. The All Britain Footpath Walk as it is called, progresses to Balmoral over the next eight weeks

Agency: Press Association

Cambridge. Thespian Prince. The 'Wilde-Parsons Family At Home with Relatives and Guests' listen as 'Cousin Angus' played by Prince Edward rehearses on of his readings today at the Peterhouse Theatre, Cambridge before tonight's performance of 'A Victorian Musical Evening'. The show is in aid of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award 30th's anniversary Tribute Scheme. Prince Edward is the anniversary committee chairman

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Cambridge. Prince Edward's Graduation. Prince Edward relaxes with fellow students after receiving his 2:2 History Honours degree at Cambridge University today, at the end of his three-year studies

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Broadcast Date: 27 December 1987

ITN Reference: ROY/EDWA/28

Agency: Rex Features

Prince "In Love" with Shepherdess. Prince Edward rehearses his latest stage role as Prince Florizel in Shakespeare's "Winter's Tale", with the shepherdess he falls in love with, Glasgow University student Hannah Welfare, the 17-year-old granddaughter of Lady Aberdeen, at Haddo House, near Aberdeen today. The Heddo House Players were preparing for Wednesday's opening, to mark the 25th anniversary of the Haddo Shakespear Stage

Agency: Press Association

"Knockout" Prince. Prince Edward surrounded by celebrities helping him to launch the hardback edition of "Knockout: The Grand Charity Tournament" and "The Grand Tournament Game", Britain's first charity board game based on event at Alton Towers organised by the Prince in June, at Harrods, in London tonight. From left: athlete Tessa Sanderson, actor Michael Brandon, comedian Griff Rhys Jones, the prince, comedian Mel Smith and Eddie Bell, of book publishers Collins

Agency: Press Association

Prince's First Day at Work. Prince Edward arriving at the Palace Theatre in London's West End with a box of tea to start work today as a production assistant with Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Theatre Company

Agency: Press Association

A 1928 library picture of the toddler Princess Elizabeth enjoying a carriage drive in London. The Queen's 60th Birthday 5 March 1986: one of a special series of 12 pictures to mark The Queen's 60th Birthday on 21 April 1986

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association