(In)visible Ink: Uncovering the life of a spy through playwriting
Writer in Residence, Rupert Shirley, reflects on writing an original play based on our records.
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Find out about the latest cutting-edge work we are doing to open up archives and historical records to communities across the country. Get inspiration for your own community programmes and hear reflections from participants on projects run by the National Archives.
Writer in Residence, Rupert Shirley, reflects on writing an original play based on our records.
Jessica Hogg explores how Archives Revealed projects are connecting communities and celebrating diversity and identity.
How did we design a workshop to explore the wide range of experiences that the Second World War resulted in for different communities in the UK?
How did our records inspire and inform a recent theatre performance celebrating LGBTQ+ campaigns for change?
What ideas did a group of students come up with when given the chance to design audio dramas inspired by records in The National Archives' collection?
Get a taste of how archives across the country are using engagement grants from The National Archives to commemorate these important anniversaries.
Our Education team reveal how they went about researching and producing a fascinating new resource to coincide with LGBTQ+ History Month.
Iqbal Singh reflects on co-authoring a chapter for a new book on archival engagement practice.
The new National Archives blogs launched in 2025, but our older posts can still be read in the UK Government Web Archive.
Discover all the latest news, projects and updates from blogs across The National Archives.
Read about the latest updates and expert opinion on the subjects of digital media, digital archiving, taxonomy and management of data.