Book titled "The Journal of the Oral History Society", Spring 2002, Volume 30 Number One, British National Sound Archive, 2002

Booklet titled "Oral History Talking About the Past", by Robert Perks, British National Sound Archive. Published by The Historical Association with the Oral History Society

Location: North East region.

VHS tape titled "Strangers with Blood Ties: The Story of Caribbean Child Migrants". Produced by A Jamaica Society (Leeds). Dramatised documentary based on the experiences of four child migrants c.1960s - c.1970s

Book titled "A Journey Through our History: The Story of the Jamaican People in Leeds and the Work of the Jamaican Society" (Leeds). Author Melody Walker 2003. Published and copyright. Produced by A Jamaica Society (Leeds)

One CD-ROM titled "Our Journey! Our history!" totaling 148MB

Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire

Booklet titled "The Iron Makers of Myers Wood" concerning a Medieval enterprise in Kirkburton, Huddersfield an archaeological summary. Summary by Granville Clay, Gerry McDonnell, Bonwell Spence and Robert Vernon. Published by Huddersfield and District Archaeological Society (copyright holder), March 2004

Bound booklet Huddersfield and District Archaeological Society and Department of Archaeological Sciences, University of Bradford. Joint archaeological project to investigate the Myers Wood iron-working site, Huddersfield Interim Archaeological Report, October 2003

Location: Huddersfield, West Yorkshire

Book titled "The Huntsham Book", published by Huntsham Society. Concerning regional history, heritage and current tour of region

Location: Huntsham, Devon

Two CD-ROM concerning The Hughes Collection. Film running time 10 minutes including interviews, scenes showing the collection heritage assets. Held on two BUP file, two IFO file, three VOB files totaling 340MB

Location: Bromsgrove, Worcestershire

Two VHS tapes, bundle of information leaflets, one booklet concerning Hound Association history and current activities

Project titled "The Screen Lassess Story", pertaining to a booklet titled “Ah’d Gaa Back Tomorra!” memories of West Cumbrian Screen Lasses

One CD-Rom containing Lasses Stories held on 5 VOB video files totaling 1.02GB

One CD-Rom titled "Fire in Her Belly: The Second Lasses Play". Written by Nicholas Corden, held on six VOB video files totalling 3.67GB

Location: Whitehaven, Cumbria

East Midlands region

Booklet titled "Jeremiah Horrocks Astronomer (c.1618 - 1641) and His Times" by Robert and Hazel Yates, produced by Chorley Civic Society occasional paper number 6. Contains biographical information, historical heritage information, recipes

Booklet and leaflet concerning the celebration of the transit of Venus in Chorley. Contains promotional information concerning project activities

Booklet titled "Jeremiah Horrocks and the Transit of Venus" children's activity booklet

Celebrating the 2004 transit of Venus, film celebrates the achievements of 17th century astronomer Jeremiah Horrocks. Run time 22 minutes held on two BUP file, two IFO file, two VOB file, totalling 466MB

Second CD-R contains circa 20 JPEG, MOV files & MS word documents showing documentation of heritage activity. An interactive space quiz is also included. Disk totals 16MB

Location: Chorley, Lancashire

Two booklets concerning historical information and project evaluation

Location: Chorley, Lancashire

Location: Morvah, Cornwall

Published by The Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, London

DVD titled "The Hitcham Roman Villa Dig 2005 - 2006". Filmed documentation of the project, run time 77 minutes

Bound volume titled "The Hitcham Roman Villa". Produced June 2006, concerning a final report into the archaeological excavation

Location: Hitcham, Suffolk

Booklet titled "The History of Yarningale Common"

CD-ROM containing 87 JPEG files concerning project documentation, children's activities, landscape views, totaling 82.3MB

CD-ROM containing LHI administration documents, circa 30 JPEGS, quiz paperwork, PDF document containing a leaflet about the history purpose Yarningale Common, totaling 41MB

Location: Yarningale, Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire

Three leaflets concerning Gaede Water; Penn Street; Gatestakes, containing regional information, history and trail maps.

Booklet titled The History of Penn Wood, author Miles Green, produced by Friends of Penn Wood.

Location: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

Booklet titled "The History of Blaydon Part 2". Author J Maughan, printed by Beveridge Limited, Barmoor, Ryton, Tyne and Wear, NE40 3BB

Location: Blaydon, Tyne and Wear

One CD-ROM disk titled "The history of All Stretton" holding 66 JPEG photographic records showing heritage event and activity documentation, totaling 159MB

Location: All Stretton, Shropshire

Published by The Hippocrates Prize in association with Top Edge Press. Includes Michael Henry's poem "The Patella Hammer" which won first prize in the Open Category

Booklet & leaflet titled "The Heritage of Tealby" edited by Duncan Robson

Location: Tealby , Lincolnshire

Records concern the results of an artist residency

Location: Bramcote, Nottinghamshire

Agency: Central Press

Book titled "The Guarlford Story" produced by the Guarlford History Group. Concerning village history

Location: Guarlford, Great Malvern, Worcestershire

Published by Blackie & Son Limited

Stamped "Haverhill Secondary School, West Suffolk Ed. Committee" and inscribed "Ben Hartop"

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

Location: Cullercoats, Northumberland

Members of the Royal Family take part in the Grand March at the annual Ghillies' Ball, held at Balmoral Castle. The Queen, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, Prince Philip and Princess Alexandra are in the leading line. Between The Queen and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother is Colonel W McHardy, Resident Factor at Balmoral. The Earl of Snowdon and Princess Margaret are pictured left in the following line

Broadcast Date: 31 October 1972

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

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

Annotated. Referred to as "Appendix 2"

Annotated. Referred to as "Appendix 13"

Written by Andy Fryers and Ros Daniels, Co-Chairs of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust

Written by Lesley Greene, Chair of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust

Referred to as "Appendix 14"

Features image of "Cathedral" by Kevin Atherton

Includes map of the Sculpture Trail and site of the new sculptures including "Hanging Fire" by Cornelia Parker; "Observatory" by Bruce Allan; "House" by Miles Davies; "Deer" by Zadok Ben David; "Cone and Vessel" by Peter Randall-Page; and "Rose in Hand" by Tim Lees

Includes map of the Sculpture Trail and images of the sculptures "Cathedral" by Kevin Atherton; "Nine Evening Fireflies" and "Wind Chime" by Peter Appleton; "The Four Seasons" by Yvette Martin; "Bracken Ring" by Stuart Frost; "The Iron Road" by Keir Smith; "Black Dome" and "Fire and Water Boats" by David Nash; "Place"/ Giant's Chair by Magdalena Jetelová; "Melissa's Swing" by Peter Appleton; "Sliced Log Star (Inside-Out Tree)" by Andrew Darke; and photographs by Fay Godwin and Keith Arnatt

Produced by the Arnolfini

Administered by The Countryside Agency

The Forest exhibition ran at The Arnolfini from 19 June - 31 August 1986

Edited and with an introduction by John Goodridge and Juan Christian Pellicer. Published by The Cyder Press

King Edward holding a baby on his shield and presenting him to people of Wales at Caernarvon Castle. This old painting by P R Morris ARA hangs in the County Hall of Justice at Caernarvon

Agency: William Gordon Davis

The first Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle. Engraving of the picture by Sir John Gilbert R A

Agency: William Gordon Davis

With an introduction by Deborah Parsons. Published by The Cyder Press

Publication titled "Clicking to Closing" produced by St Peter’s Historical Society

Location: Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire

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