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Our Digitisation Technician, Millie Coleman, takes us behind-the-scenes to show the process of scanning large framed artwork from The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.

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.

The TWA Digitisation Grant 2026 is now closed! Our expert judges are reviewing applications as we now move into the exciting phase of selecting this year’s three lucky winners.

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.

TownsWeb Digitisation Technician Millie Coleman shares what she and the team have been working on during the month of May 2026.

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 partnered with the ARA for a live webinar, offering a practical session on how to maximise your chances of submitting a successful TWA Digitisation Grant application.

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’re thrilled to announce that the TWA Digitisation Grant is now OPEN, as of the 22nd April 2026! Find out what’s on offer and how to apply.

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.

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.

Join Casper Smithson for our live webinar with the ARA on 29th April, and discover "How to Write a Winning TownsWeb Digitisation Grant Application".

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're back for 2026, with our 10th TWA Digitisation Grant - opening on 22nd April!

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.

Exhibiting and sponsoring the 5th CAHG Scotland Annual Gathering 2026, celebrating Scotland’s living heritage.

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.

TownsWeb has been shortlisted for Museums + Heritage Business of the Year 2026! Voting is now open, but closes soon on 27th March - please vote now!

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.

In this interview, Claire Tunstall of Unilever discusses archive digitisation with TownsWeb and improving access to global heritage collections.

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.

Celebrate TownsWeb’s 20th anniversary and 10 years of the Digitisation Grant in 2026, with archival highlights and our biggest grant funding yet.

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.