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This week's specialist supplier: @Rotadex
With 40 years experience the Rotadex Group are members of the V&A Museum & British Museum approved supplier frameworks. We are FSC accredited.
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Our last #Archive30 ends with #SomethingBig, the largest and longest act within the Parliamentary Archives is the 1821 Land Tax Act. When completely unrolled the act is an estimated 348 metres long!
Learn more about Acts of Parliament on our blog ow.ly/8dGc50Ewidr
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Following a fire on Chancery Lane, we have been instructed by the Police to close the Maughan Library. There will be no access to the library until further notice. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused at this time.
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Less hysteria, more analysis. Make sense of it all with The Times and The Sunday Times #PoliticsTamed
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We are very pleased to announce the launch of our shiny new website. Why don't you take a look, archives.parliament.uk/
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It's snowing at the @bodleianlibs and here's some video proof!
(Before you know it, the Old Schools Quad is going to look *exactly* like our #BODvent picture from Christmas)
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It’s the last day of @explorearchives week, so lets get face to face with the beast that is the 1821 Land Tax Act. This behemoth statute is a 1/4 mile long when unrolled, of vellum parchment that's tough as old boots, you’ll need your porridge to read this top to toe #TowerActs
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Today's @explorearchives tweet goes #behindthescenes. Some of our Original Acts are particularly large! Recently, our conservators surveyed the collection to establish the range of act weights & sizes. This particular Act was one of the heaviest measured, weighing a hefty 17kgs!
