This would be a highly damaging cut to a vital resource in Worcestershire for accessing historic material.
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Margaret Allen
7 years ago
I believe historical documents should be treasured and be accessible in the present and for the future.
A
Arlyn Phillips
7 years ago
Access to historical records must be accessible now and in the future
M
maureen ballinger
7 years ago
Reduce spending in other areas, less important that education et al
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Eithne Carus-Wilson
7 years ago
Essential for teaching and research into local families and buildings.
A
Alan Seddon
7 years ago
Records of our heritage are essential knorificed wledge for us and future generations.
B
Brian Iles
7 years ago
THE ARCHIVES ARE AN ESSENTIAL SOURCE OF INFORMATION AND MUST REMAIN ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC, HISTORIANS, RESEARCHERS, SCHOLARS, ETC.
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Nora Barry
7 years ago
Time the Tories stopped Austerity and funded Councils properly again!
P
PETER SMITH
7 years ago
This is an essential service to the whole community and a cut too far.
D
Diana Morgan
7 years ago
This is an important facility which is used by students, professionals and private individuals and access to it it essential.
R
Richard Mackrory
7 years ago
Please do not cut funding -this damages research opportunities and public access to historical material
B
Bob Tilley
7 years ago
An important resource which must not be lost to save "costs".
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
We must not allow this facility to disappear.
K
Katharine Barber
7 years ago
Access to archives is very important. No good having the information unavailable to those who require.
C
Cara Roslington
7 years ago
I’ do hope this does not happen. We need to keep knowledge & memory of the past alive.
R
Roger Sutton
7 years ago
Shortsighted. Maybe councillors should visit the Hive and talk to the people who use it.
K
Ken Crump
7 years ago
This must not be allowed to happen.The Hive Archive is such an important place.
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
Once lost you can not get this back.
J
John Wilmot
7 years ago
The projected severe curtailment of funding would be a major threat to several areas: as a key resource for varied historical research, for local and regional identities, and for public understanding.
M
Mike Sharpe
7 years ago
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As a professional genealogist, Worcestershire's award-winning archives are a very valuable resource. We should be encouraging other counties to follow the Hive's unique collaboration, not cutting facilities for researchers, academics and students.
This would be a highly damaging cut to a vital resource in Worcestershire for accessing historic material.
I believe historical documents should be treasured and be accessible in the present and for the future.
Access to historical records must be accessible now and in the future
Reduce spending in other areas, less important that education et al
Essential for teaching and research into local families and buildings.
Records of our heritage are essential knorificed wledge for us and future generations.
THE ARCHIVES ARE AN ESSENTIAL SOURCE OF INFORMATION AND MUST REMAIN ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC, HISTORIANS, RESEARCHERS, SCHOLARS, ETC.
Time the Tories stopped Austerity and funded Councils properly again!
This is an essential service to the whole community and a cut too far.
This is an important facility which is used by students, professionals and private individuals and access to it it essential.
Please do not cut funding -this damages research opportunities and public access to historical material
An important resource which must not be lost to save "costs".
We must not allow this facility to disappear.
Access to archives is very important. No good having the information unavailable to those who require.
I’ do hope this does not happen. We need to keep knowledge & memory of the past alive.
Shortsighted. Maybe councillors should visit the Hive and talk to the people who use it.
This must not be allowed to happen.The Hive Archive is such an important place.
Once lost you can not get this back.
The projected severe curtailment of funding would be a major threat to several areas: as a key resource for varied historical research, for local and regional identities, and for public understanding.
As a professional genealogist, Worcestershire's award-winning archives are a very valuable resource. We should be encouraging other counties to follow the Hive's unique collaboration, not cutting facilities for researchers, academics and students.