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    <font face="Corbel">The potential situation for record offices is
      more complex than just GDPR.<br>
      Copyright protection is also a powerful factor, especially if the
      Bristol United Ringing Guild or its legal successor still exists.
      Copyright expiry of material created by a legal entity is
      different to that of works created by individuals such as authors
      and artists.<br>
      My county record office would not let us (a local historical
      society) reproduce a survey of this town made in 1827 until we
      could establish who owned the copyright in it, and then got
      permission from them to use the survey.<br>
      There may also be restrictive terms under which an item has been
      deposited with a record office.<br>
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      Best wishes, Lawrence<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 16/09/2025 11:31, Giles Blundell
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                <p dir="ltr">Try local historical societies, who might
                  have it in their collections</p>
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                  of local material, and maybe the county record office
                  - though they <br>
                  might not allow access because of the names and
                  possibly addresses in it.
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        <div dir="auto">I'm following on digest so apologies if the
          discussion has moved on, but I don't see any reason why a 1935
          (i.e. 90 year old) publication listing people who were then
          adults wouldn't be available: GDPR only applies to the living,
          and I suspect that current Bristol ringers would know of, and
          celebrate, any ringers who were 105 or more and still with us.</div>
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        <div dir="auto">CheersĀ </div>
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