Search To use this resource, enter a keyword, subject name or a text string and click on Search.  Look through the records that are displayed to find any that might be of interest.  When you have selected your records, check on the location of the item of interest.  To minimize the number of records that are displayed it is best to use as unique a search string as possible.

 
Location Each record will have the location of the item that it is recording.  Locations that have been updated since the move to the Old Police Station will have the format:

S<number>B<number> to indicate the shelf on which they are held and the Box number on the shelf.  The shelves are numbered upwards, i.e. shelf  is the bottom shelf.

or

C<number>S<number><B<number> to indicate the cupboard in which they are held and the shelf number and box number within the cupboard.  The shelves are numbered downwards, i.e. shelf 1 is the top shelf..  Cupboard 1 is the cupboard nearest to the window.

Records that have not yet been updated for the new location at the Police Station will commence with the characters "CR".
Accessions number A search can be made for a particular accessions number.  This can be useful when you have found the accessions number in the list of accessions and wish to find out where the item is located.
Subject You may search for a particular topic in the Subject index.
Type You may search for a type of item, e.g. Genealogy in the list of document types.
Additional Record Information If there is any additional information that you think would be useful to add to a record, email your information to olivia : cadhas@connectfree.co.uk .  The information added to records in this way will be attributed to the sender.
Links Links to other websites that may of potential interest are listed her.  Any other links that would be thought useful can be added, send your suggestions to olivia:  cadhas@connectfree.co.uk.