The latest survey of job losses in archaeology shows a significant fall in the number of people employed in archaeology…
FAME has written to the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities to express its concern over the proposed closure of GMAU…
FAME has provided evidence to the Public Bill Committee on the Localism Bill:
FAME has responded to the HLF consultation. Our response can be found here:
For the first time, FAME is sponsoring a session at the annual IfA Conference. With the theme Understanding Significance, the…
The latest survey of job losses in archaeology shows a slight increase in the number of people in archaeological employment…
Announcement of open workshops on improving practice 24/25 January 2011 Historic environment practitioners are invited to participate in a series…
FAME Chief Executive Adrian Tindall joined a delegation from The Archaeology Forum to meet John Penrose, Minister for Tourism and…
The Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers (FAME) has warned that in many parts of the country there is no…
The FAME Open Meeting in York 2020 Vision: a new era in British archaeology proved an important landmark, not just…
FAME in association with ALGAO is pleased to announce a joint meeting in York on Friday 2nd July 2010 to…
FAME has sent a letter of support on behalf of the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust Ltd to HMRC which can be…
FAME (The Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers) has given a cautious welcome to new government guidance on conserving the…