Listening to the Past, Speaking to the Future

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96The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA)is the national development agency working for and onbehalf on behalf of of museums, libraries libraries and and archives archives in in England,advising the government on policy and priorities for thesector. the sector.Current news, developments and information are availableto view or download from:www.mla.gov.ukCopies of this publication can beprovided in alternative formats.Please contact MLA publicationson 020 7273 1458.© MLA 2004© Registered MLA 2004 Charity No: 1079666Registered ISBN 1–903743–49–4Charity No: 1079666ISBN 1–903743–49–4Designed by Satpaul BhamraPrinted by RouteMuseums, libraries and archivesconnect people to knowledgeand information, creativity andinspiration. MLA is leadingthe drive to unlock this wealth,for everyone.
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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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Page 81 and 82: AcknowledgementsCllr David HarmerRe
Page 83 and 84: AcknowledgementsVictor BelcherSteve
Page 85 and 86: AcknowledgementsEamon DyasBusiness
Page 87 and 88: AcknowledgementsJane HubbardWisbech
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Page 93 and 94: AcknowledgementsAlan WatkinAndy Whi
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