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We hope you might find the links below useful. Please note that although links are monitored, the Durham Record Office cannot be held responsible for the information contained in other websites. Teachers are advised to view websites in advance of lessons, to ensure the content is suitable for their pupils.
If you would like us to consider adding a link to this page or you find any broken links please contact us, we will be happy to hear from you.
Historical Atlas of the British Empire
British Empire and Commonwealth Museum in Bristol
Equality and Human Rights Commission
Durham University Library holds records relating to the Sudan:
The Sudan Archive at Durham
The BBC Roots Project includes references to Black and Asian History:
Jimmy Durham: The Sergeants' Boy from Sudan
The Home Office website is useful for all aspects of law, order, immigration, etc.
The Office for National Statistics has all kinds of statistics about life in Britain, taken from the census and other sources.