LHI pilot project 79, produced by Rockingham Forest Trust. Records concerning project documentation and report

LHI pilot project 107, produced by Sedbergh and District History Society

LHI pilot project 118, concerning project documentation and final report. Produced by the Painswick Local History Society

Programme and sheet music for a concert "Music inspired by the poetry of Edward Thomas" at The Royal College of Music on 24 April 1999, hosted by The Edward Thomas Fellowship. Music includes:
"Dreams of Men: Four Songs for high voice, oboe and piano" by Kenneth V Jones
"The Source" by Edward Thomas and Michael Tippett
"Gone, Gone Again" by Edward Thomas
"Tall Nettles" by Edward Thomas
"Snow" by Edward Thomas and John Jeffreys [pencil annotation]
"Snow" by Edward Thomas and Ivor Gurney
"Prelude in D flat" by Ivor Gurney
"The Night Songs of Edward Thomas" by Michael Hurd
"Out in the Dark" by Edward Thomas and Edmund Rubbra
"Two Poems of Edward Thomas for S A T B Choir" by Howard Skempton. Commissioned by the Council for the Protection of Rural England in celebration of their 70th anniversary
"World Without End" by Trevor Hold. For the Crispian Trio in memory of Helen and Edward Thomas
"Early One Morning" by Trevor Hold
"Lights Out" by Ivor Gurney

Also includes "additional music found in the archives of Edward Eastaway Thomas after his death":
"The Cherry Trees" by Edward Thomas and Ivor Gurney
"The Bridge" by Edward Thomas and Edward Eastaway Thomas
"The Threshold of the New" by Mary Chandler
"The Trumpet" by Edward Thomas and Owen Mase
"The Huckster" by Edward Thomas and William Garnett
"Into the Unknown" by Edward Thomas and P W Duffy

Featuring the organist Malcolm E Smitham and an introduction to the hymns by Eric Blennerhasset. The Master of Music was Colin Budge and the blessing carried out by the College Chaplain Reverend J A Wainwright. Includes explanatory note

With an introduction by Hugh Underhill. Published by The Cyder Press

The Laurie Lee Memorial Lecture number 1. Published by The Cyder Press

Away days held on 19 and 20 March 2003. Includes:
Draft programme and related correspondence
Notes by Jeremy Rees
Details of work carried out on the Sculpture Trail to date
Examples of work by D Eckert
Fundraising strategy
Art consultants brief
Year of the Artist June 2000 - May 2001 press release by Forest Enterprise

Possibly compiled by Carolyn Black, Project Director for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust

Volume 8 number 4

Files compiled by Jeremy Rees. ITEM knowledge base was run by the International Visual Arts Information Network (IVAIN) Trust and was a resource to share multimedia for teaching and learning

Details of domain registration for www.forestofdean-sculpture.org.uk

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

Published by The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. Exhibition held 2 February - 9 April 2000

Retrieved from http://www.artseensoho.com/Art/DEITCH/parker98/parker1.html

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

Includes information on the altering of the trail at "Iron Road"; the reinstalling of a Sophie Ryder deer sculpture by "Iron Road"; the refurbishment of "Smoke Rings" by Stuart Frost; and new sculptures "Raw" by Neville Gabie and "Abschied vom Walde" by Reinhild Beuther

Photographer Jennie Davis. Published by Forest Enterprise. Includes "Black Dome" by David Nash; "Cathedral" by Kevin Atherton; "As there is no hunting tomorrow" by Zadok Ben David; "Place"/ Giant's Chair by Magdalena Jetelová; and a signed postcard to Martin Orrom of "The Iron Road" by Keir Smith

Published by the Forestry Commission

Published in "Forest Review". Discusses the Speech House Hill Colliery on the site of Beechenhurst visitor centre

Published by the Forestry Commission

File titled "LHI Manual 2". Concerns policies , guidelines and instructions concerning operational management

Contains PowerPoint template including project achievements, criteria for entry and national press coverage

Films, JPGs, Microsoft Word & PDF documents

Research conducted by the Local Heritage Initiative (LHI) in 2004 revealed teachers found lesson plans too prescriptive. A need was identified for ideas and activities that could be integrated into a teacher’s own classroom requirements. Online resources provided lesson plans for key stage 3 (KS3) subjects, but educational resources that generated ideas about teaching local heritage were scarce.

In order to collect feedback from teachers, LHI staff joined discussion forums on the Times Educational Supplement (TAS) website in September and October 2004. The result of this consultation showed that many teachers would prefer to use curriculum linked ideas sheets to teach local heritage rather than lesson plans.

The activity sheets were produced for geography, history and citizenship subject areas. Each sheet contains a series of ideas linked to the National Curriculum and the QCA/DfES schemes of work.

The sheets were designed to encourage teachers to include local heritage in their lesson plans. They enabled teachers to fulfill the demands of the National Curriculum while at the same time allowing them to create tailor made lesson plans based on their specific needs.

The activity sheets allowed teachers to interest and inspire young people to find out more about local heritage and community projects. To ensure that this material continued to provide a useful local heritage resource for teachers, the resources was offered to other organisations.

All the activity sheets were updated at the beginning of 2006, with intention that activity sheets could be used as a stand-alone resource after the closure of the Local Heritage Initiative programme.

Following publications of reports which begin to explore the benefits of community archives, the study alerts the profession as to the much less well-documented community history groups. These are more common than community archives and bring equally strong benefits, collecting material as a bi-product of their activities

Author: Victoria Goodwin.

Contains documentation of the LHI opening ceremony

Leaflet produced by Wistow Parish Council. Titled "Wistow Village Walk", contains trail map and featured heritage highlights

Location: Wistow, Cambridgeshire

Records concerning Writtle Children’s Heritage Trail and Writtle Village Design Statement. Produced by Writtle Parish Council

Location: Writtle, Essex

Promotional & information leaflet concerning regional wildlife heritage

Location: St Albans, Hertfordshire

A film based on the story of Margaret Moult who in 1909 escaped from a Benedictine convent in East Bergholt. Produced by East Anglian Community Projects, run time 70 minutes

Location: East Bergholt, Suffolk

The history and heritage concerning the 95th Bomb Group Heritage Association. File includes a School Pack heritage / history information papers, and promotional leaflets

Location: Horham, Suffolk

Produced by Suffolk East Federation of Women’s Institute

Location: Ipswich, Suffolk

Bound booklet titled "An Appreciation of Sudbury’s Ancient Common Lands". Author Adrian Walters, produced by Sudbury Common Lands

Bound file titled "Sudbury Common Lands Environmental Improvements". On behalf of Sudbury Common Lands Charity and The Environment agency. Authors Kirsty Smith and Mike Harding

Location: Sudbury, Suffolk

File includes a leaflet titled "The Eyam Map" published 2000

DVD titled "The Eyam Village Interactive Information Pack" holding 526 MB that includes films of interviews and demonstrations

DVD titled "LHI Project Eyam ref EM00009" Includes 20 JPEGS, 18 TIF files, 127 MB total. Includes images concerning map leaflet images, graphics, layout

The Eyam Village CD, interactive information pack with audio & movie recordings. LHI reference EM00875, holding 526 MB

Location: Eyam, Derbyshire

Two leaflets titled "Pilsbury Castle" concerning countryside walks to the castle from Longnor and Hartington

Location: Longnor, Derbyshire

A century of change Cogenhoe 1901 - 2000, author Steven Hollowell, published by Cogenhoe and Whiston Heritage Society, 2003

DVD titled "Voices of Cogenhoe", two DVDs holding nine audio tracks. Content written and produced by Ted Barnes, Val and Tony Loader. Published by Cogenhoe and Whiston Heritage Society

DVD titled "Cogenhoe and Whiston, Cogenhoe and Whiston Heritage Society" holding 8 TIFF files, one Word document totaling 702MB. Includes eight photographic images concerning documentation of interviews, historic photographs of which the images are indexed

Location: Cogenhoe, Northamptonshire