An archive record is one or more items of material (usually digitised) from the physical archive that form a single entry in the archive catalogue. An archive record comprises a number of parts:
- a main title,
- a digital copy of the original material, such as a picture or document (note that text only records have no digital file),
- a general description or information about the record,
- specific information about the record - the record details,
- digital copies of any associated materials, such as further pictures or documents from a set, and their general and specific details,
- any comments that have been made by site visitors about the record.
There are also different types of archive record. Each record type is displayed in its own frame.
Images
When an archive record contains a single image, select the Enlarge Image link below the image to view the image full screen in a new browser window. Some single images may have a circular magnifier in the top left corner. Move the magnifier around the image with a mouse (tap where required if using a touch screen) to magnify the area within the circle. This feature is not available on screens of less that 960 Pixels in width.
When an archive record contains multiple images, these may be displayed as a slideshow. Select the Next and Previous controls at the sides of the images to move through the slideshow. The dots below the images may also be used to select individual slides. The slide number is displayed in the top left corner of the image. Click/tap a slide to view the image full screen in a new browser window.
When an archive record contains multiple images, these may also be displayed as a gallery when the images are of different sizes. Click/tap an image to view it full screen in a new browser window.
Some archive records that contain two images that are the front and back of a single item may be displayed as a flip image. Hover over or tap the image to flip it over to see the reverse. Hover off or tap off the image to flip it back to see the front again.
Documents
These are displayed in a PDF reader frame with controls to navigate through the document if multi-paged, search the content text, print and download the file.
Sound Recordings
These are displayed with audio player controls.
Video Recordings
These are displayed with video player controls.
Select the Reply link at the end of a comment to display the comment form and submit a comment related to that comment. Select the Add a Comment link at the foot of the archive record to display the comment form and submit a comment unrelated to any existing comment.
You can return back up the path you took to arrive at this particular archive record by following the breadcrumbs trail above.
Village Green West Decision Notice
Yes to both!
All of the archive documents have been subjected to optical character recognition (OCR) following digitisation. The OCR engine used is Tesseract. This means that an automated attempt has been made to supplement the digitised document image with readable text and that text has been included as a separate layer in the resulting document PDF file.
When viewing the PDF file, the embeded PDF reader you are using (this is dependant on your web browser) may have a Search option that will enable you to search the document for specified words or phrases. This Search option works on the document text layer. If your browser PDF reader does not have a search option, then download the document file to your local device and open it with your preferred PDF reader. There are examples of freely available PDF readers below in the page footer.
You can also extract all of the document text at once by selecting all the document content and copying it to your device clipboard. Open your preferred text editor, e.g. Microsoft Word or Google Docs ect., and paste in the clipboard contents. You should then see all of the text created by the OCR process.
Note that OCR works reasonably well on clear typed text but the results can be varied on faint typed and handwritten text.
The decision notice on the question of ownership of the triangle of land in front of the Royal Oak public house at the west end of Main Street. In the absence of any evidence of ownership of the land the Commons Commissioner decided to register the Parish Council as the land owner.
Record Details
