@mentionthewar I’m so sad to hear this. I always valued and trusted in Jo’s professional opinions. If he said it was okay, it was okay. And what a lovely, humble guy. His absence will be sorely felt. Sending heartfelt condolences to his friends and family.
Wow! Archaeologists working on a site in Southwark Street have uncovered the largest area of Roman mosaic to be discovered in London for half a century
https://t.co/FJStdmgqiv
Thanks @UKGovCamp for a brilliant couple of days and for such a lovely care/event package. And thanks to all who attended. It makes such a difference being able to connect with others dealing with many of the same things #ukgc22
Discover the sessions of #ICAEKS2021
Day 3 - Accessing Archives Online
On October 27 at 13:00 CET, come hear from @catherinemac, Cor de Graaf, Ariela Netiv, @kjtrivette and Simon Wilkes. Chaired by Johanna Smith.
Register >>> https://t.co/HksRkecfZt
In advance of our reading rooms re-opening on Tuesday 27 April, we will open bookings from noon (BST) on Monday 19 April.
The new service will offer four weeks’ availability on a rolling basis, with new dates added daily: https://t.co/ECXDaZfc19
We're hiring... we're looking for a Software Developer with extensive experience working within the Django web & rest frameworks. Sound like you?
Come join us. We're working on some super interesting stuff - check out my last tweet about Project Etna.
https://t.co/SWyFSLbVI5
We've reimagined how the public access & engage with archives online. Now we're building a new tech platform & beta versions of key new services. It's super exciting & will result in a richer, more inclusive user experience.
Read more about Project Etna https://t.co/8ud3PlLvEY
Calling all developers... we're hiring at The National Archives - come join us. We're a great bunch of people doing really interesting & challenging digital work. Read more here and message me if you have questions https://t.co/NFkdv6h1P3
You see blue plaques dotted all over Britain, commemorating such-and-such a famous person who lived in a building. They seem, at first glance, just a nice reminder of history.
But that was not their original purpose. And nor were they always blue. A thread.
@pennysresearch@pennysresearch you’re spot on. The development of our online models is important. You may be interested to read more about Project Alpha where we’ve been reimagining The National Archives on the web. Happy to hear any thoughts you have about it. https://t.co/kcDwGysr5U