The FOI Officers Handbook by Paul Gibbons – Book Review Book title: The Freedom of Information Officer’s Handbook | Author: Paul Gibbons| Published date: 3rd January 2019 | Pages: 312pp | Style available: Paperback, Hardback & Ebook ISBN: 978-1-78339-353-3 (paperback) | Price: £67.50 | Publisher: Facet
Retention Demystification
You can find this retention-related blog post originally on filerskeepers blog here which I wrote for them. In today’s digital age, businesses and organizations generate an unprecedented amount of data and records daily. From emails and financial documents to customer
Crime Files: Systemic Failures in The Met
The Met recently came under fire following the release of the documentary Sarah Everard: The Search for Justice. The Met has failed to uncover a number of scandals. This includes the murder of Everard, where a serving officer used his
Crime Files: Soham Murders – the records that never were.
Trigger Warning: This blog’s topic is the Soham murders. In 2002, a case unfolded in the English village of Soham, Cambridgeshire, where a perpetrator killed two 10-year-old girls. The murderer is presently serving a minimum of 40 years in prison. Soham Background
Crime Files: Donald Trump – His tenure and subsequent behaviour.
Introduction The presidency of Donald Trump was marked by numerous records management challenges. This cast a spotlight on the importance of effective information handling and preservation within government operations. Throughout his tenure, instances emerged where lapses in records management had