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FAME responds to the National Planning Policy Framework
FAME has broadly welcomed the new National Planning Policy Framework, published yesterday. FAME welcomes the objectives of the new National…
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FAME News 8: Spring 2012
The FAME Spring newsletter is now out, with news of this year’s Forum, updates on the archaeological archives survey, a…
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Undeposited archives: we need your responses
FAME is participating in a new project to assess the extent and usage of undeposited archaeological archives across the UK.…
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Join FAME and get two months free membership!
Thinking of joining FAME? We’re offering new members a great deal – join before 21 April and you’ll get two…
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Archaeological archives: joint FAME, SMA and ALGAO Statement of Intent
Following our joint meeting on undeposited archaeological archives with the Society of Museum Archaeologists, we have agreed with SMA and…
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A new heritage organisation for Suffolk: Public consultation
FAME has responded to the public consultation about a new heritage organisation for Suffolk:
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New survey shows archaeological market still subdued
The first State of the Archaeological Market survey shows a slight increase in the numbers employed in development-led archaeology in…
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FAME responds to draft National Planning Policy Framework
FAME has responded to the draft National Planning Policy Framework by welcoming its objective of delivering sustainable development, but expressing…
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Sandwell Archaeology Service
FAME has raised concern about plans to end the Sandwell Archaeology Service:
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Kent Archaeological Resource Centre
FAME’s response to the proposal for a Kent Archaeological Resource Centre:
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FAME responds to threat to Tees Archaeology
FAME has learned that Middlesbrough Council is considering withdrawing its funding from Tees Archaeology, the service which maintains the Historic…
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Presentations from ‘Trouble in Store’
This year’s FAME Forum ‘Trouble in Store’ addressed the critical issue of archaeological archives. Given the massive expansion in development-led…
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Publication of the Southport Report: Realising the benefits of planning–led investigation in the historic environment: a framework for delivery
This week saw the launch of the eagerly-awaited report of the Southport Group, on the public benefits of development-led investigation…
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FAME response to Fenland District Council
Newly-installed Fenland District Council Leader Alan Melton has shocked the archaeological world with an announcement that conservation rules in the…
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FAME Forum 2011: speaker summaries
This year’s FAME Forum will be held in association with the Society of Museum Archaeologists, and will bring together speakers…
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Trouble in Store: facing up to the archaeological archives crisis
This year’s FAME Forum will consider the growing crisis facing our archaeological archives. Such has been the growth in fieldwork…
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Job Losses in Archaeology, April 2011
The latest survey of Job Losses in Archaeology shows that the rate of job losses in the sector appears to…
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Recommendations for improving historic environment practice – the Southport Group seeks your views
The Southport Group has launched an online public consultation to gather opinion on a ground-breaking draft report that outlines recommendations…
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Letter to ALGAO: Charges for archaeological advice and information
FAME has written to ALGAO about charges for archaeological advice and information. The letter can be viewed here:
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Southport Group opens online consultation on initial findings
The Southport Group has launched an online video consultation to gather opinion on the initial findings of a series of…