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FAME Reorganisation – New Chief Executive search
FAME, the voice of commercial archaeology managers and employers, is reorganising. As part of this process we are seeking to…
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FAME 2015 AGM and Annual Day School: Managing the Interface: Commercial Archaeology and the Development Industry
The FAME AGM will take place at the Barley Hall, 2 Coffee Yard, York, YO1 8AR at 5.00-6.00pm on June 25, 2015.…
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English Heritage – Heritage Information Access Strategy, Business Process Mapping
English Heritage (now Historic England) have released a report on Business Process Mapping of Historic Environment Information as part of…
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Provision of Historic Environment and Archaeological Advice to Local Authorities in West Sussex
FAME as responded to the possible closure of the West Sussex Archaeological service:
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Annual Survey of Suppliers to the Heritage Market
FAME and CIfA, supported by English Heritage, have appointed Landward Research Ltd to undertake annual surveys of suppliers to the Heritage Market.…
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Press release: NO HOME FOR THE NATION’S ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE
Archaeologists are finding it increasingly difficult to locate museums and/or local authorities who are willing to accept the artefacts and…
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Celebrating Development-Led Archaeology
English Heritage is leading an initiative to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the introduction of Planning Policy Guidance Note 16,…
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FAME Winter Newsletter
FAME has released its winter newsletter (FAME News 17). This includes news of the recent FAME Board decision to invite…
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Which Archaeologist? FAME guidance on the Procurement of Archaeological Services
FAME has re-released its guidance on the procurement of archaeological services. The purpose of the document is to foster an…
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FAME Response: The IfA guide for clients, version 4
FAME has responded to the fourth version of the IfA guide for clients, which can be found here:
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New Members for FAME
We a very pleased to announce that FAME has been strengthened by two new members. We would like to welcome…
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Welcome from the incoming Chief Executive, Malcolm Cooper
Malcolm Cooper has now taken up the position of Chief Executive of the Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers (FAME).…
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FAME News 16: Summer 2014
The volume of work undertaken by the Board continues to rise, and our biggest challenge at present is finding time…
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Pay and archaeology: a joint statement by IfA, FAME and Prospect
The Institute for Archaeologists (IfA), Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers (FAME) and Prospect have been working together as part…
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2014 FAME Forum Presentations
The RIBA Plan of Work 2013: an overview John Orrell, Director of the DLA Design Group and member of the RIBA…
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UK Major Infrastructure Programme: Initial Workshop Opportunities and Demands on The Archaeological Sector
FAME has met with members of the Thames Tideway Tunnel project to discuss the demands on the Archaeological Sector. Our…
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New CEO for FAME
FAME CEO Adrian Tindall is stepping down after nearly five years in the role. He will be succeeded by Malcolm…
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FAME Response to CDM 2015
FAME has responded to the HSE consultation on the review of the CDM Regulations. There was a deep division of…
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FAME Forum 2014: Remodelling the Market
This year’s FAME Forum will focus on design and value in development-led archaeology. Development-led archaeology is a relatively young profession.…
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CDM 2014 to exclude pre-construction archaeology?
A new consultation by HSE proposes that pre-construction archaeological work will be excluded from the new CDM Regulations. The 10-week consultation…