With an incredible turnout, the TWA Digitisation Grant Winners were announced on 30 August at the ARA Conference in Belfast. So, who are they?
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 2023 is now CLOSED! A key moment that means we can now move onto the next important and VERY exciting stage! Narrowing down this year’s 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.
For the first time, we share valuable insight taken directly from last year's winning applications. Find out what a winning application really looks like...
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.
It's the TWA Digitisation Grant 2023 halfway point ALREADY! Find out what our judges are looking for and see what a winning application looks like!
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 Royal Life Saving Society (RLSS) - A mission to reduce the tragic drowning toll across the Commonwealth since 1891...
Celebrating 100 Years with Seymour Hotels - Digitising a century, of some of the Seymour Hotel’s vast family archive, making up well over 13,000 pages.
We’re thrilled to announce that the TWA Digitisation Grant is now OPEN as of the 19th June 2023! 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.
We have great pleasure in announcing that the TWA Digitisation Grant will be opening for its SIXTH year on 19th June 2023! Read on to find out more...
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.
Digitising Shakespeare's First Folio! Part of a wider project concerning multiple stakeholders and the on-site, long-term digitisation of a national treasure...
Celebrating 100 Years with Seymour Hotels - Digitising a century, of some of the Seymour Hotel’s vast family archive, making up well over 13,000 pages.
Increasingly, organisations are incorporating the digitisation of their photograph collections into their long-term vision. Find out how and why...
Watch our video on digitising glass plate negatives and see the beautiful results achieved in Signal Film and Media’s National Lottery Heritage funded project.
Increasingly, organisations are incorporating the digitisation of bound volume collections into their long-term plans and vision. Find out why...
Watch our video on digitising glass plate negatives and see the beautiful results achieved in Signal Film and Media’s National Lottery Heritage funded project.
Increasingly, organisations are incorporating the digitisation of their audio visual collections into their long-term vision. Find out how and why...
Watch our video on digitising glass plate negatives and see the beautiful results achieved in Signal Film and Media’s National Lottery Heritage funded project.
Increasingly, organisations are incorporating the digitisation of their 3-Dimensional collections into their long-term vision. Find out how and why...
Watch our video on digitising glass plate negatives and see the beautiful results achieved in Signal Film and Media’s National Lottery Heritage funded project.
