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Richard Reeve studied Art and Design at Wakefield District College for 2 years. After gaining his National Diploma he started work for the West Yorkshire Archive Service. He undertook professional training spread over a three year period, gaining a Diploma in Archive Conservation from the Society of Archivists. Whilst working for the West Yorkshire Archive Service he undertook the treatment of a wide variety of documents, many of which being of great historical importance. |
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Richard
always believed there was a need for this kind of specialised
work to be made available to the general public as well as large
organisations. Consequently in 1994 he became self-employed,
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He is still an active member of the Society of Archivists, frequently attending training seminars and conferences, keeping abreast of current conservation techniques and further developing his professional experience. |
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| Richard Reeve is listed on the Conservation Register database as being appropriately qualified to undertake the full range of archive conservation. The Conservation Register set extremely high standards of eligibility for inclusion, therefore giving potential customers reassurance that any work undertaken will be carried out to the highest possible professional standard. In addition, Richard has recently become one of only a handful of conservators worldwide to have been granted accredited status in archive conservation by the Society of Archivists. | ||
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