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There are still places available at this event. If you have already booked, please note the additional travel information. Please also note that, in the afternoon, Stuart Hobley, from HLF East of England, will be giving a talk at Easton Region's meeting. Free Event: Manorial Records Morning and Meeting of the Eastern Region Date: 12 March 2009 Venue: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies (HALS) Manorial Records Morning: This event is an opportunity to find out about the Manorial Documents Register and about the recent MDR project at HALS. The speakers will be Liz Hart, Information Resources Officer, National Advisory Services at The National Archives and Alison Cassidy, Project Archivist, Manorial Documents Register, HALS. Following the talks there will be time for questions and a display of manorial documents from Hertfordshire. Programme: Registration will commence at 10:30 am. The programme will begin at 11.00 am and finish at approximately 1.00 pm. Tea and coffee will be provided and there is a restaurant on site where delegates can purchase their own lunch. Maximum attendance: 25 delegates BOOKING INFORMATION: Bookings are required for the morning session and to reserve a place please contact Gavin Henderson, preferably by e-mail <[log in to unmask]>. Alternatively please telephone Hertfordshire County Council on 01438 737333 and ask for Gavin Henderson. Bookings are not required for the meeting in the afternoon. TRAVEL DETAILS: For details of how to find HALS, including their full contact information, a map and local travel details, please see their website at <http://www.hertsdirect.org>. There is some parking for visitors at HALS, but they cannot guarantee parking spaces. Eastern Region Meeting: A meeting of the Eastern Region will follow this event at 2.15 pm. Stuart Hobley, from HLF East of England, will give an overview of HLF activities and current grant programmes. Hannah Verge Training Officer, Eastern Region The information contained in this email is intended only for the person or organization to which it is addressed. If you have received it by mistake, please disregard and notify the sender immediately. Unauthorized disclosure or use of such information may be a breach of legislation or confidentiality and may be legally privileged. Emails sent from and received by Members and employees of Norfolk County Council may be monitored. They may also be disclosed to other people under legislation, particularly the Freedom Of Information Act 2000. Unless this email relates to Norfolk County Council business it will be regarded by the Council as personal and will not be authorized by or sent on behalf of the Council. The sender will have sole responsibility for any legal actions or disputes that may arise.