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January 2006 Issue 41

Strike the Right Note - David Cawdell conducts research into brass bands.

Woman who meant business - Katherine Jenns on the success of Victorian women who ran their own companies.

School Anthem - Karen Morgan describes the archives held by the North London Collegiate School.

To Discourage the Others - Joseph O'Neill examines the execution of British soldiers during the First World War.

Dungeons of Despair - David Thomas reveals what went on inside the notorious Newgate prison.

Funeral of a hero - Mary Berry is not impressed by the lavish last rites of Lord Nelson.

With reference to this parish - David Hey looks at a project to bring the Victoria County Histories into the 21st century.

Hit and Run - Ruth Paley steers round the subject of dangerous drivers in an extract from the best-selling book Family Skeletons.

The Sailor's Shining Beacon - Charlie Turpie navigates a course through Trinity House records at London's Guildhall Library.

Evidence in Camera - Peter Amsden surveys attitudes to digital cameras in archives.

Create your own Web Log - Peter Christian views some genealogical blog sites.

A view from the Centre - Dave Annal suggests you add to your knowledge by looking at more than just your ancestors census entry.

Beginners start here - Frequently asked questions about birth, marriage and death certificates.

Regulars include Editor's letter, Reader's letters, Book reviews, Competition.