We are pleased to announce that a new version of the 1986 BBC Domesday
system is now available at The National Archives at Kew.
> Visitors to Kew can come to the public library and use a new Windows PC
> interface to access data from the original BBC Domesday Community disc.
> Use of this system is free, with a small charge for printing. It has been
> developed by Adrian Pearce of LongLife Data Ltd, in collaboration with
> ATSF, The National Archives, and the BBC.
>
> For details of how to get to The National Archives, see
> http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/about/new/default.htm.
> For further information about the BBC Domesday Project, see
> http://www.pro.gov.uk/about/preservation/digital/domesday/default.htm.
>
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