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92 TJanice TaitThe Tank MuseumCharles TalbotCarpet Museum TrustJean TalbotCarpet Museum TrustFiona TalbottLondon Museums Agency and LondonMuseums, Archives and LibrariesJanet TallSomerset Record OfficeSimon TannerHigher Education Digitisation ServiceDr Anne TarverStaffordshire Archive ServiceHazel TatlowBirmingham Institute for Art & DesignMartin TaylorHull City ArchivesRay TaylorHeritage Lottery FundRichard TaylorNational Railway Museum, YorkDr Stephen TaylorAssociation of Genealogists and Researchers inArchives, StaffordshireAlda TerracianoFuture HistoriesJoanna TerryModern Records Unit, WorcestershireRecord OfficeGwyn ThomasSuffolk Record OfficeMartin ThomasSouth West Museums, Libraries and ArchivesCouncilSylvia ThomasWest Yorkshire Archive ServiceKate ThompsonConsultantJoan ThorleyBuckinghamshire Family History SocietyJennifer ThorpHighclere Castle and Secretary of the HistoricHouses Archivists GroupMartin TimmsLondon Borough of Redbridge LibrariesKate TobiasBuick Cheshire Record OfficeJames TonkinFriends of Hereford Record OfficeMrs M T TonkinFriends of Hereford Record OfficeAlistair ToughGlasgow University Archive ServicesAndrew TrendPersonal responseNigel TringhamVictoria County History, StaffordshireAlec TrittonFederation of Family History SocietiesJanice TullockNorth West Museums, Libraries and ArchivesCouncilLaura TurnerScarborough Museums and GalleryMargaret TurnerNational Council on Archives and ConsultantMLA/National Council on Archives ArchivesWorkforce StudyJames TurtleGloucestershire County Records Office andSociety of Archivists Archives for Educationand Learning GroupRosemary TylerPrescot MuseumDavid TyrellTeesside ArchivesMartin TysonGeneral Register Office for ScotlandUVBob UsherwoodUniversity of Sheffield: MLA/National Councilon Archives Archives Workforce StudyRoger VaughanArts & Heritage, City of CoventryMaggie Vaughan-LewisSurrey Record CentrePeter VigursMLA-West Midlands BoardMartin VineBritish Antarctic SurveyAlan VoceTiverton MuseumRuth VyseWalsall History CentreWCatherine WakelingUnited Society for the Propogation of theGospel and The Charity Archivists and RecordsManagers GroupIan WakelingThe Children’s Society and The CharityArchivists and Records Managers GroupAlison WalkerNational Preservation Office, British LibraryEileen WallaceArchives in Education Group, Societyof ArchivistsBernadette WalshDerry City Council ArchivesJane WaltonYorkshire Museums Libraries and ArchivesCouncilClothilde WangRecords Management Society of Great BritainHelen WardEast Midlands Museums Libraries andArchives CouncilKevin WardBedfordshire and Luton Archives and RecordServiceTerry WaterfieldEast Midlands Regional Archives Council
AcknowledgementsAlan WatkinAndy WhitePatricia Winker93Libraries, Leisure and Culture, Wrexham andPublic Record Office of Northern IrelandPersonal responseBoard member, Museums, Libraries andHeather WhiteDr Michael WinstanleyArchives CouncilBracknell Forest Borough CouncilLancaster UniversityIan WatsonRob WhiteRuth WinstoneArts, Heritage & Leisure Department, City ofLincolnshire ArchivesEditor of the Benn diariesBradford Metropolitan District CouncilRoger WatsonFox Talbot MuseumMatti WattonThe National GalleryMartin WattsYork Museums TrustSylvia WattsFriends of Shropshire Records & ResearchRoyd WhitlockPersonal responseJane WhittakerThe Bowes MuseumRobin WhittakerWorcestershire County Record OfficeLouise WhitworthBarnsley Archives and Local StudiesSarah WickhamMichael WoodSociety of GenealogistsSue WoodNorthumberland County Record OfficeChristine WoodlandUniversity of Warwick, Modern Records CentreChris WoodsUK Institute for ConservationEmily WoolmoreCentreRoyal Northern College of MusicBolton Archives and Local StudiesMark WeaverDeirdre WildyTim WormleightonAstrazenecaQueen’s University BelfastNorth Devon Record OfficeChris WebbRichard WilkinSusan WorrallBorthwick Institute of Historical ResearchHistoric Houses AssociationCoventry Record OfficeMichael WebbPenny WilkinsonVictoria WorsleyWestern Manuscripts Department, BodleianNorth East Museums, Libraries and ArchivesHenry Moore InstituteLibraryJerry WeberEast Midlands Museums Libraries andArchives CouncilBrenda WeedenUniversity of WestminsterChristopher WelchWakefield & District Family History SocietyTerry WellsCarmarthenshire Archives ServiceChris WestUniversity of Wales Swansea, Library andCouncilGlenys WillarsLeicestershire County CouncilAllan WilliamsKeele University Library Digitisation UnitCaroline WilliamsLiverpool University Centre for Archive StudiesEsther WilliamsLancashire Record OfficeJohn WilliamsBristol Record OfficeJulia WilliamsCllr Laraine WotherspoonBerwick Borough CouncilStuart WrathmellArchaeological Services, West YorkshireArchive ServiceXYZProf. Lola YoungGreater London AssemblyInformation ServicesWelsh Assembly GovernmentMurray WestonHeather WilliamsonBritish Universities Film & Video CouncilMLA-West MidlandsHildred WhaleGordon WillisSouth Tyneside LibrariesUniversity of StirlingPat WhatleySimon WilsonScottish Council on Archives and UniversityMersey Gateway Projectof DundeeTony WherryWorcestershire County Record OfficeJohn WilsonUlster MuseumMarie WilsonGenealogical Researcher
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ForewordThe Museums, Libraries and
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Archives need thetools for the job
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Executive Summary and Recommendatio
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