Tag: Government VideoWebinar: Exploring the Cabinet papersThursday 15 March 2018Why are Cabinet Papers important? This webinar will explain how to use the Cabinet...AudioPublic Cooperation with the Household Expenditure Enquiry, 1953-1954Monday 20 January 2014The Household Expenditure Enquiry of 1953-54 was the first large-scale enquiry into household expenditure...AudioHidden treasures? Uncovering maps among the files of governmentMonday 13 January 2014The National Archives holds over six million maps and plans and the majority are...AudioThe day parliament burned downFriday 20 December 2013In the early evening of 16 October 1834, to the horror of bystanders, a...AudioNew files from 1983Thursday 1 August 2013Contemporary records specialists Mark Dunton and Simon Demissie discuss highlights from the latest batch...AudioSedition, transportation and treason: the case of the London Corresponding SocietyWednesday 27 June 2012How did a small group of men discussing democracy in the coffee houses of...VideoGovernment SIRO Briefing on Social MediaThursday 17 May 2012Lord Richard Allan, Facebook Director of Policy EMEA presenting at The National Archives Government...AudioSovereign, squire and rebel: Maharajah Duleep Singh and the heirs of a lost kingdomFriday 13 January 2012At the age of five years, Duleep Singh found himself on the golden throne...AudioNew files from 1981Friday 13 January 2012An overview of newly-released government files from 1981 including discussion of the major stories...AudioBehind the scenes: two centuries of census-takingFriday 3 June 2011The census has been described as a ‘snapshot in time’, recording the nation as...AudioThe Cabinet Papers 1915-1979Friday 3 December 2010Mark Dunton, The National Archives’ contemporary records specialist, explains how anyone with an interest...AudioA history of the Public Record OfficeFriday 8 October 2010Vanessa Carr takes us through a brief history of the Public Record Office, looking... 1 2 »