World War Two : Government Posters - The National Archives

Wastepaper, metal or bones could be made into planes and ammunition. Travel within Britain was to be limited at all times. Posters with the slogan “Is your ... people to save scraps to feed hens featuring a talking chicken, this directly relates to the illustrative image used at the top of the web page for this lesson!

  Chicken, Bone

Resistance and Rebellion in the Caribbean

Group 2: Maroons Map showing 1500 acres of Jamaica, given to the Maroons in 1739 (CO700/Jamaica 24) 1. Circle the area of land inside the red line. Why do you think the Maroons have chosen to settle in this area? 2. The land has been given to the Maroons as part of a deal with the British. What do you think the Maroons have promised in return? 3.

  Jamaica, Morano, Of jamaica, The maroons

Abbreviation A Unit Country - The National Archives

BENBOW BTTN. R.N.D. Benbow Battalion Royal Naval Division G.B. BENGALIS Bengalis I BEREDE BDE. Berede Brigade S.A. BEREDE BDE. De Berede Brigade S.A. BERKS YEO ...

Letters from the First World War, 1916- 18: trenches

The last time I wrote I think I told you we had lost our comfortable job on railheads. We have been shifted from General Headquarters and are at the most godforsaken hole there can possibly be in France. We had a rotten journey raining all the time. Reveille* was at 4am and we eventually left the station about 10am.

  Time

Slave Power: The Relationship ... - The National Archives

3 James Walvin ‘The cause of a nation’ in Abolition Bicentenary BBC History Magazine (March 2007) ... eradications of past cultures; ... the twenty-six slaves purchased by George Manning was reduced to just four in less than a year, because of the …

  History, Past, George, Abolition

Archive Principles and Practice ... - The National Archives

sound recordings and any copies made of them. Protecting archives and records in this way is sometimes called ‘information security’. ... Contact the Sales Monitoring team at The National Archives to provide details of stolen archives. ... 2.3.1 Provenance and original order

  Principles, Practices, National, Order, Archive, Copies, National archives, Archive principles and practice

Effective Communications: Raising the profile of your ...

an important route for gathering collection information. Potential depositors may be more likely to offer material if there is a clear communications process which encourages depositor involvement beyond the point of accession. Between your service and its community

  Information, Communication, Effective, Effective communications

The National Archives Education Service 1834 Poor Law

In 1834 a new Poor Law was introduced. Some people welcomed it because they believed it would: reduce the cost of looking after the poor take beggars off the streets encourage poor people to work hard to support themselves The new Poor Law ensured that the poor were housed in workhouses, clothed and fed.

  Services, Education, National, Poor, Tester, Archive, 3814, The national archives education service 1834 poor law

Childhood Slavery in North America - The National Archives

narratives differ accordingly, some claiming they worked continuously throughout their formative years and others that play was an essential part of their lives. By necessity the whole slave community needed to take responsibility for the rearing of slave children. Mothers were as a rule expected to return to work and

  Narrative, Slave

The National Archives' digital strategy 2017-19

National Archives under the Public Records Act - is a long time to wait before finding out what needs to be done to manage digital preservation. Tools like PRONOM, our registry of file format signatures, and DROID, which uses PRONOM data to identify which files are of what type, are foundational and of huge importance to digital archives.

  National, Strategy

Users’ Guide National Environmental Standard for …

6.1 Sharing knowledge and experience 59 6.2 Information and database management 60 ... Each territorial and unitary authority implements this NES in accordance with their ection s31 ... or can be viewed on the New Zealand legislation website. If you need further assistance or information , …

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AC2231 Retaining walls - Auckland Council

requirements of The New Zealand Building Code. For example, clause B1.3.1 requires that “buildings, building elements and site work shall withstand the combination of loads that they are likely to experience during construction or alteration and throughout their lives.

  Experience, Zealand, New zealand

Engagement with Maori Guidelines - New Zealand …

Diagram 2, New Zealand follows a specific permitting regime for the purposes of achieving the Government’s Key Policy Objective for petroleum and minerals. 5. It is acknowledged that the regulatory and policy framework for dealing with iwi engagement is neither certain nor comprehensive. The result of this uncertainty is often confusing amongst

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A Guide to Strengthening Business Development Services in ...

A New Business Model for Kenya’s Dairy Industry 68. iv ... The Experience of the Eastern Africa Grain Council 95 5.4 Inventory Credit Improves Farmers’ Incomes and Food Security in Niger 100 Annex 1. New Business Model Components 105 ... NZAID New Zealand Aid Programme QMS quality management system

  Experience, Zealand, New zealand

Theories and causes of crime - SCCJR

(territorial violence and gang fighting) and retreatist (drugs and alcohol). Researchers at the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research draw on some of these ideas in their research on young people and ‘gangs’. See, for example, Susan Batchelor’s research on girls and violence, which emphasises the gendered meaning

  Causes, Crime, Territorial, Theories, Theories and causes of crime

Managing Conflict of Interest in the Public Sector - OECD

respond to new developments and concerns, such as corporate governance, the information economy and the challenges of an ageing population. The Organisation provides a setting where governments can compare policy experiences, seek answers to common problems, identify good practice and work to co-ordinate domestic and international policies.

  Code

Fundamentals of land ownership, land boundaries and ... - …

In Australia and New Zealand, land is predominantly held under the Torrens Title system, although remnants of General Law Title (deeds of conveyance) still remain. All land in the Australian Capital Territory is leasehold (effectively Torrens freehold) and much of the Northern Territory is held under Crown lease. Native/Aboriginal

  Land, Fundamentals, Ownership, Boundaries, Zealand, New zealand, Fundamentals of land ownership, Land boundaries and