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I’m really sorry to hear this Pete. I really enjoyed my [short] time at Lancashire.
Best wishes and good luck
Jenny
Jennifer Morrison BA (Hons), MA, MCIfA
Tyne and Wear Archaeology Officer
Newcastle City Council
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Tel: 0191 2116218
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From: Issues related to Historic Environment Records [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Iles, Peter
Sent: 31 March 2016 11:23
To: Morrison, Jennifer <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Another one bites the dust ...
Hi All
Can I let you all know that, as of 5pm this evening the Lancashire County Archaeology Service is no more, a victim of the Local Government cuts. Ken Davies, the
HERO, will not go until May but I as senior archaeologist and our stand-in DC Archaeologist Joanne Smith, go today.
We are still in negotiation with the County Council to provide (i) a voluntary service to keep the HER running and (ii) provide a commercial
planning advisory service to the local planning authorities. This by no means an ideal situation, and we don't have an agreement at this point, although signs are good that this will be achieved.
Thanks to you all in answering a string of more-or-less useless Friday Afternoon Questions and for the help and support that I've had
from you all over the years.
Peter Iles
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