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Build for the Future; East Midlands
FAME member Archaeological Project Services is happy to say that Build for the Future; East Midlands is back! The annual…
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Free Build Heritage (Country Houses) Webinars
Scottish Historic Buildings Trust have organised a short series titled ‘New Perspectives of the Country House’ which contains four free…
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Guide to Near-miss Reporting – Advice for Archaeological Practitioners
The FAME Health and Safety Working Group has created its first Health and Safety Guide, to provide detailed practical advice…
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Free Disability Awareness Training
Historic England are are offering small to medium sized heritage organisations the opportunity to participate in free Disability Awareness Training…
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FAME welcomes new member Humber Field Archaeology
Humber Field Archaeology has joined FAME. Experts in the archaeology and heritage of Hull, East Yorkshire, North and North East…
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FAME welcomes new member GHC Archaeology and Heritage
The Board has approved the new membership fro GHC Archaeology and Heritage. About our new member: GHC Archaeology and Heritage…
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H&S Notice: Collapse of unsupported section
FAME H&S Notices are real-world examples of incidents, provided anonymously by FAME members, that highlight learning opportunities for the sector…
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State of the Archaeological Market 2021
Each year FAME, with CIfA, collects data on the state of the development-led archaeological market. We have just launched the…
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Build for the Future 2022
FAME member, Archaeological Project Services is putting on their third East Midlands Construction sector trade fair. The event will be…
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H&S Notice: Overhead cable snagged by digger
FAME H&S Notices are real-world examples of incidents, provided anonymously by FAME members, that highlight learning opportunities for the sector…
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Changes to the personal protective equipment (PPE) at work regulations
For those of our members working in the UK, the personal protective equipment (PPE) at work regulations will be changing…
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FAME environmental group seeks members
The Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers environmental group will meet (virtually) for the first time on Thursday 13th of…
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H&S Notice: Protruding Rebar – Bolt cutter injury
FAME H&S Notices are real-world examples of incidents, provided anonymously by FAME members, that highlight learning opportunities for the sector…
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FAME welcomes new member Eden Heritage
FAME would like to welcome Eden Heritage as a new member. Eden Heritage had this to say about joining: ‘We…
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FAME Utility Guide (UK) – Advice for Archaeological Practitioners
The FAME Health and Safety group has been working on creating guidance for FAME members on a range of issues.…
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Modern Slavery Campaign and the Construction Sector
Home Office have launched a new modern Slavery Campaign. The construction industry is one of the common areas of labour…
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State of the Archaeological Market 2020
This year’s State of the Archaeological Market has now been published and can be downloaded here. A summary and forward…
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Archaeological Achievement Awards
Nominations for the Archaeological Achievement Awards are open! Formerly the British Archaeology Awards, the Archaeological Achievement Awards celebrates accomplishments from…
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Request from Historic England deadline 29th October
As part of their Inclusion Strategy 2021-2023, Historic England is committed to making the heritage workforce and volunteers more representative…
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Beyond the isolated farmstead – relationships between households and settlements in the Iron Age: A research seminar by FAME member Oxford Archaeology
‘Almost every family living solely by its own means sooner or later discovers it has not the means to live’…