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FAME Forum 2017
Members and non-member are invited to the annual FAME Forum, to be held in York on Friday 23rd June. This years…
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Survey of Archaeological Specialists
Landward Research are undertaking a survey, collecting data on specialist skills, on behalf of the UK national agencies. FAME is…
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NPS Group Redundancies
FAME has written to the NPS group about potential redundancies of their archaeologists:
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FAME responds to parliamentary inquiry into Brexit impact on skills
Together with CIfA, FAME have responded to a consultation request from the All Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built…
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FAME members win prestigious engineering awards
FAME members, Museum of London Archaeology Service, Oxford Archaeology and Pre-Construct Archaeology are part of the Thameslink Borough Viaduct team…
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Archaeological Market Survey Report 2015/2016
The latest Archaeological Market Survey report, produced by Landward Research on behalf of Historic England, FAME and CIfA is now…
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New FAME Business Support Service
FAME members can now access a suite of new business support services using their member login. Members can obtain up to…
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FAME respond to consultation on planning conditions
FAME have jointly responded, with the CIfA and the CBA, to the governments consultation on planning conditions announced as part of…
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Impact of BREXIT on commercial archaeological services
FAME recently carried out a rapid survey of members on the impacts of BREXIT on their organisation, and their predictions for the…
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CSCS cards for archaeologists -a joint statement from CIfA and FAME
CSCS is the leading skills certification scheme within the UK construction industry. CSCS cards provide proof that individuals working on construction sites…
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CSCS Cards -a quick update
The current system whereby most archaeologists gain CSCS accreditation will change in September 2017 when the current Construction Related Occupation…
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FAME’s Response to Redesdale on Planning Reform
FAME has responded to Redesdale on planning reform which can be viewed here:
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FAME position statement on archaeological archives
FAME undertook an extensive survey in 2012 of the problem for long-term storage of archives, and found there were 9000…
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FAME Forum 2016: final programme and booking details
Final details of this year’s FAME Forum in York are now available to download here, together with a booking form…
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The Queen’s Speech: Proposed Neighbourhood Planning and Infrastructure Bill
FAME note the government’s plans to support growth and deliver new infrastructure through further proposed reform of the planning system…
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FAME AGM, Thursday 23rd June York
The Annual General Meeting of the Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers Limited will be held at Barley Hall, 2…
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FAME respond to UK media reports that Britain is running out of archaeologists
The Times, Radio 4 and The Daily Mail report that Britain has a serious shortage of archaeologists to handle the expected wealth of…
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Provisional Running order and advance details for the FAME Forum 2016
Challenges in UK Archaeological Capacity: Opportunities for sustainable growth Friday 24th June, Merchant Adventurers Hall York The recovery in the construction market…
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Selling the benefits of archaeology: integrating with geotechnical works
We routinely piggy back aspects of early stage geoarchaeological survey on geotechnical test-pitting and coring, saving money and time in…
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FAME Forum 2016, 24th June, York: Challenges in UK Archaeological Capacity –Opportunities for Growth
This years FAME Forum will once again be held in York, supported by the York Archaeological Trust, at the historic…