About the Service
Head of Archive Services: Thea Randall
Tel: 01785 278380
The Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Archives Service is jointly funded by Staffordshire County Council and Stoke on Trent City Council. It is overseen by the Joint Archives Committee made up of representatives of the two local authorities, and run according to a range of Plans, Policies and Strategies approved by the Committee.
Our Role
Our role is to locate, collect and preserve archives relating to past and present life in Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent, and to make them available to the people of Staffordshire and its visitors.
Our Offices
We have three record offices:
We also have sources available for Burton at Burton Family and Local History Centre in Burton Library.
The William Salt Library, Stafford is run in close conjunction with the Archive Service.
Our Standards
When you use our services, whether on-site or remotely, you can expect a high standard of service. We publish our standards in The Archive Service and You and details of our performance against those standards in Our Performance.
Having Your Say
We also carry out user consultation in various forms to find out what you think of our performance and to obtain your views as to how the Service can improve. We use all of this information when drawing up our plans for the future.
More About Us
The Head of Service's Annual Report to the Joint Archives Committee gives an overview of the work of the Archive Service. It highlights our achievements, our performance and the challenges that we face.
From Time 2 Time is the Archive Service's newsletter, now published every four months, providing information about our work, the events that we run and new resources available in our reading rooms
An Annual List of Accessions Last Modified:
06/06/2008 11:19:47
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