Waterloo – not a song, not a station, but a chance to commemorate

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Waterloo – not a song, not a station, but a chance to…

Buried in the marriage register

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Buried in the marriage register The work of a probate genealogist doesn’t…

When a vocation calls

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When a vocation calls Janet Bishop is chair of ASGRA, the Association of…

Law Society offers new guidance on complaints

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Law Society offers new guidance on complaints ARTICLE FIRST PUBLISHED IN 2014…

Archives across the country open their doors

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Archives across the country open their doors Explore Your Archive week (10-16…

“And people think I have a safe office job”

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“And people think I have a safe office job” With decades of…

Tracing your railway ancestors

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Tracing your railway ancestors Dr Di Drummond is Reader in Modern History…

AGRA accreditation – what it means and why it matters

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AGRA accreditation – what it means and why it matters Since the…

“Presumption of death” certificate scheme comes into force

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“Presumption of death” certificate scheme comes into force From 1 October 2014,…

A note on upcoming changes to the rules of intestacy

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A note on upcoming changes to the rules of intestacy The Inheritance…

Behind the scenes at Who Do You Think You Are?

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Behind the scenes at Who Do You Think You Are? Anglia Research’s Eileen…

Mothers on marriage certificates – a genealogist’s point of view

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Mothers on marriage certificates – a genealogist’s point of view Today the…