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Historic Environment Record
Public Access & Search Facilities
Public AccessWe welcome enquiries about the historic environment of northeast and mid-Wales. These can be made by letter, telephone, fax and email. All enquirers are asked to complete a request form for our records, these are available on request. Alternatively, a request for information can be made via the Historic Environment Record Enquiry Form page enquiry form. For administrative purposes and to prevent misuse of information we ask all users to tell us why they are enquiring, and to agree to our terms and conditions of access (see the Welsh Archaeological Trusts' Access and Charging policy).
When a request form is faxed to the HER the enquirer should also telephone to confirm that the fax has been received.
Once compiled, information will be passed to the enquirer by the most suitable means, electronically by email, or by post. Material can be collected from CPAT's offices by arrangement.
Postal address -
The Historic Environment Record Officer
Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust
7a Church Street
Welshpool
Powys
SY21 7DL
Telephone - 01938 553670
Fax - 01938 552179
Email - enquiry form
Website - HER Homepage
Appointments can be made to visit the Clwyd-Powys Historic Environment Record in person, please phone to arrange a convenient time to visit.
Opening hours - Monday to Friday 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 4pm.
The Data Protection Act (1998) -
There is a right to access to the HER to inspect personal information held in a computerised system registered under the Data Protection Act (1998). This information is collected for the purposes of administering Welsh Archaeological Trust records and providing archaeological advice. The information will be used to monitor and improve the services offered by the Welsh Archaeological Trusts. It will not be provided to any outside agencies or individuals. If you have a query or concern regarding this please contact the relevant Welsh Archaeological Trust (contact details to be found on the Welsh Archaeological Trusts' Access and Charging policy).
Search Facilities
A public access computer terminal is provided at the CPAT offices at 7a Church Street for members of the public to conduct their own searches. A member of staff will be available to provide instructions and assist with searches.
The library and meetings room at 7a Church Street can be used for studying a range of books, journals, photographs, maps, drawings and printed documents about archaeology and history.
Photocopying and scanning facilities are available.
Toilet facilities are available.
Disabled Access
We regret that the CPAT offices at 7a Church Street have no access or facilities for people with disabilities. Requests for information from enquirers with disabilities will be answered by CPAT Historic Environment Record staff, and the results emailed or posted back to them.