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90 Paul ParryNorth West Museums, Archives and LibrariesCouncilMalcolm ParsonsNational Motor MuseumMatthew PartingtonNational Electronic and Video Archive of theCraftsJames PattersonMedia Archive for Central EnglandChristine PenneyBirmingham University Information ServicesJonathan PeplerCheshire Record OfficeJune PerrinSociety of GenealogistsLis PhelanLibraries and Theatres, Manchester CityCouncilSarah PhillipsShropshire County CouncilTricia PhillipsKent County Record OfficeCaroline PickEast Midlands Museums, Libraries andArchives CouncilJune PickerillFriends of the Museum of Cannock ChaseChris PickfordConsultantP PiggottFriends of Worcestershire Record OfficeR PiggottFriends of Worcestershire Record OfficeMary PitcaithlyFalkirk CouncilTim PorterWorcestershire County Council, Head ofCultural ServicesStuart PorthouseNorth of England Institute of Mining andMechanical EngineersMr J PowellFriends of Hereford Record OfficeNicola PowerSalford Museum & Art GalleryRachael PringleSouth West Museums, Libraries and ArchivesCouncilHuw PritchardSandwell Metropolitan Borough ArchivesJane PritchardEnglish National BalletLord Prys-DaviesPersonal responseRLinda RamsayNational Archives of ScotlandThea RandallStaffordshire Record OfficeFred RankinUser, Public Record Office of Northern IrelandRichard RatcliffeFederation of Family History SocietiesCatherine RedfearnThe National ArchivesCaroline ReedLondon Museums AgencyPeter ReedKidderminster Carpet Museum TrustCol. (retd) Tony Reed ScreenChurch Lads’ and Church Girls’ BrigadeLiz ReesTyne & Wear Archives Service and Societyof ArchivistsLeonard ReillySheffield City CouncilAlistair RennieRegisters of ScotlandPatricia ReynoldsThe Tolkien SocietyMichael RhodesTorbay Council & Devon Museums GroupAnn RhydderchGwynedd Archives and Museums ServiceCaernarfon Record OfficeGlyn RhysGlamorgan Family History SocietyKate RiceOffice of the First Minister and DeputyFirst Minister, Northern IrelandCatherine RichardsPowys County Archives OfficeIain RichesNational Trust for ScotlandDr Lesley RichmondUniversity of Glasgow and Chair, Societyof Archives Scottish RegionGeoff RiggsFederation of Family History Societies& Association of Family History Societiesof WalesDavid RimmerGwent Record OfficeMichael RiordanSt. John’s CollegeHilary RitchieSuffolk County CouncilAndrew RobertsMuseum of LondonBob RobertsBritish Records AssociationEleanor RobertsHallé Concerts SocietyLynn RobertsGwynedd Archives ServiceLaura RobertsonCentre for Buckinghamshire StudiesLaura RobertsonMilton Keynes CouncilAnn RobinsonNorthern Ireland Family History SocietyBetty RobinsonEducation & Liaison InspectorateBrenda RobinsonRedcar & Cleveland Library ServiceBridget RobinsonUKOLNJo RobsonLiverpool Record OfficeRichard RodgerUniversity of Leicester
AcknowledgementsVictoria RogersMaureen SelleyA Slaven91Coldharbour Mill MuseumFederation of Family History SocietiesCentre for Business History in Scotland,Nicholas RogersSidney Sussex CollegeCllr Kath RolphCity of SunderlandDr Alison RosieNational Registerof Archives ScotlandAnne RoweCumbria Archive ServiceM RoweThe Devon & Exeter Institution Library& Reading RoomsDr. Andrew RowleyThe National ArchivesE RoylePersonal responseNigel RudyardConsultantDavid RuseWestminster City CouncilIain RutherfordMuseums, Arts & Heritage, City of WorcesterSRobert SabinFrank SharmanWolverhampton History & Heritage SocietyBarbara SharpNottinghamshire ArchivesRobert SharpThe Science MuseumCaroline ShawThe Rothschild ArchiveRev Dr Duncan ShawScottish Record SocietyChristine ShearmanHertfordshire Archives & Local StudiesGillian SheldrickNational Monuments Record Archives,English HeritageColin ShellDepartment of Archaeology CambridgeCaroline ShentonThe Parliamentary ArchivesJan ShephardBritish Association for Local HistoryElizabeth ShepherdSchool of Library, Archive and InformationStudies, University College LondonJohn ShepherdUniversity of GlasgowHelena SmartPersonal responseJudith SmeatonNorth Yorkshire County Record OfficeJanet SmithHampshire Record OfficeAnna SouthallFormer Chief Executive, ResourceSarah StarkThe National ArchivesMargaret StathamChair of Friends of Suffolk Record OfficeElizabeth StazickerCambridgeshire County Record OfficeMiriam SteadEssex Heritage ServicesDavid StokerLiverpool Record Officeand North West Regional Archives CouncilAnna StoneAviva plcJeannette StricklandUnilever plcRoger StrongConsultantMuseum of London Archaeological SurveyPublic Record Office of Northern IrelandRoiyah Saltus-BlackwoodMr C D W SheppardOlivia StrossBlack and Asian Studies AssociationBrotherton CollectionYorkshire Film ArchiveCaroline SampsonDorothy SheridanMalcolm SunterWarwickshire County Record OfficeUniversity of Sussex LibraryFusiliers Museum of NorthumberlandLinda SamuelsHelen SherleyTerry SuthersConsultantPeterborough LibrariesHarewood House Trust LtdJohn SargentMarika SherwoodVal SwanickWestminster City ArchivesBlack and Asian Studies AssociationTenbury and District Museum SocietyLinda SargentDavid ShortMeg SweetConsultantBritish Association for Local HistoryThe National ArchivesStephen ScarthAnna SiddallKeith SweetmorePublic Record Office of Northern IrelandNorth East Museums, Libraries and ArchivesWest Yorkshire Archive ServiceWendy ScottFriends of Berwick Museum & ArchiveNigel SearleCambridgeshire Family History SocietyCouncilPaul SillitoeBritish Waterways TrustJohn SinnottPhilip SykasTextiles/Fashion Department, ManchesterMetropolitan UniversityLeicestershire County Council
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ForewordThe Museums, Libraries and
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