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TownsWeb CEO, Paul Sugden, takes on the Norfolk Coast Mighty Hike in support of Macmillan Cancer Support, a charity that holds a deep personal meaning.

Discover how the British Trust for Ornithology is digitising historic maps from the Common Birds Census to preserve fragile records and unlock valuable data on UK bird populations.

With over 150 years of unique heritage, HSBC's new History website will act as a single point of reference for employees and customers, facilitating access, research, exploration and discovery for the story of HSBC’s incredible journey.

We are proud to share the completion of a fantastic recent project: the digitisation of the J.A. Baker archive, held by the University of Essex.

With over 150 years of unique heritage, HSBC's new History website will act as a single point of reference for employees and customers, facilitating access, research, exploration and discovery for the story of HSBC’s incredible journey.

There's just 1 week to go before applications close on 5th June 2026, at 5pm – don’t miss your chance to fund your digitisation project!

With over 150 years of unique heritage, HSBC's new History website will act as a single point of reference for employees and customers, facilitating access, research, exploration and discovery for the story of HSBC’s incredible journey.

To help you maximize your chances of having a successful TWA Digitisation Grant application, find out what our panel of 2026 judges are looking for!

With over 150 years of unique heritage, HSBC's new History website will act as a single point of reference for employees and customers, facilitating access, research, exploration and discovery for the story of HSBC’s incredible journey.

Museums + Heritage Awards 2026 | TownsWeb Archiving Shortlisted for Business of the Year

With over 150 years of unique heritage, HSBC's new History website will act as a single point of reference for employees and customers, facilitating access, research, exploration and discovery for the story of HSBC’s incredible journey.

On the 11th April, a presentation at The Photographers’ Gallery pulled back the curtain on a part of photography most people never see: the meticulous, highly technical world of cultural heritage digitisation.

Discover how the University of Exeter is digitising a rare photographic archive from the Imperial Institute, preserving fragile glass plate negatives and opening new research into imperial history.

With over 150 years of unique heritage, HSBC's new History website will act as a single point of reference for employees and customers, facilitating access, research, exploration and discovery for the story of HSBC’s incredible journey.

Read our recap of Heritage Day 2026: Heritage Connects, where TownsWeb Archiving explored archive digitisation, heritage preservation, and collaboration across the sector.

With over 150 years of unique heritage, HSBC's new History website will act as a single point of reference for employees and customers, facilitating access, research, exploration and discovery for the story of HSBC’s incredible journey.