...medium-format Phase One camera. You may have already seen the prototype Map Search on our website which allows you to search for the returns we hold by area. If you...
This blog was written by Katie Widdowson, Cataloguer. The arrangement of archives is not always immediately obvious, and this can make it difficult for users to search archive catalogues efficiently...
...clauses to such a degree that an opposing MP insensitively compared himself to ‘Kermit the Frog facing a berating Miss Piggy’[1]. Stop and Search (SUS) had proved to be a...
...A brief relationship ensued between the pair yet there was an overriding security concern as she’d also been seeing Eugene Ivanov, a Russian spy known to MI5 operatives. As the...
...Guiana (now Guyana) in 1922. When Pathe News profiled a superb individual performance by Learie against England at Lords in 1928 they dubbed him ‘The Coloured Catapult’. On the same...
...living with paternal grandparents and spending weekends with her mother, Miriam Marks. Miriam was the daughter of Jewish Russian emigrees. These visits always involved a traditional Friday Night dinner that...
...to Celebrate his hundredth birthday – John Doxat, 1984 Hansard, Parliamentary Debates Desert Island Discs, Rt Hon Lord Shinwell – BBC Radio Four, 23rd May 1978 - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p009myqp ...
...self-publicity the wannabe King ceremonially began his campaign by raising a Stuart Standard at Glenfinnan. His army hit the ground running overcoming Crown forces at the Battle of Prestonpans spurred...
...field whether in newspaper or book form. Tony Banks MP then Chairman of the Works of Art Advisory Committee paid tribute saying ‘he had the ability to get under the...
...his arrival in June 1983. The British royal family made him welcome and he looked back fondly at his time in the UK in his memoir, later published in English...
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