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Records of the Lord Chamberlain and other officers of the Royal Household: Departmental...
Catalogue reference: Division within LC
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Division within LC
This division contains Royal Household departmental websites, together with websites of agencies and other bodies associated with the Royal Household. These are websites archived regularly as part of The National Archives' website collection...
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Division within LC
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Title (The name of the record)
- Records of the Lord Chamberlain and other officers of the Royal Household: Departmental Websites, and Websites of Associated Agencies and Bodies
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Date (When the record was created)
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From 2000
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Description (What the record is about)
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This division contains Royal Household departmental websites, together with websites of agencies and other bodies associated with the Royal Household.
These are websites archived regularly as part of The National Archives' website collection policy. For information about the appraisal decisions informing the scheduling and selection of these websites, please refer to Operational Selection Policy OSP 27: The selection of government websites.
The selected websites have been gathered (or crawled) from the Internet in a variety of ways, by various organisations including the Internet Archive, the European Archive and the UK Web Archiving Consortium. They form part of the UK Government Web Archive, along with one-off gathers which are collected in response to topical issues or unusual circumstances (such as capturing the website of a body not regularly collected prior to it winding up), or as part of a themed collection. The frequency at which each website is gathered is scheduled; the frequencies vary (from weekly, to monthly, six-monthly or annually) and can be subject to change, especially where the functions of the body represented by the website alter.
Some websites which were transferred directly to The National Archives from government departments rather than being gathered from the Internet can be found in the UK Government Web Archive. For further information on the gathering process, please see the UK Government Web Archive.
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Public Record(s)
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English
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archived website(s)
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C1595/
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