Co-ordinates 20 local groups in Kent. Holds two annual conferences, two open days and publishes The Kent Archaeological Review – a quarterly journal. Some affiliated groups welcome volunteers in local excavations.

Programme of lectures and talks. Collating references to Roman road alignments reported in and around Hampshire. Rescue excavations from time to time. Annual training excavations when possible. Local History projects also in progress. Currently excavations on the Roman Road Winchester – London every Bank Holiday weekend from Easter to August, plus a training course.

Community group undertaking local research based fieldwork on Gloucestershire-Wiltshire border. Its aim is to involve members of the public along with Cirencester College students in archaeology either in partnership with other organisations or by organising our own research projects. These will include surveying, fieldwalking and excavation as appropriate. There are also monthly lectures on historical [...]

A society for anyone interested in the rich history of the Leighton Buzzard area. Holds meetings, provides speakers, carries out excavations, encourages members to carry out research on their own and as a group.

Collects and records information on Norfolk’s historic buildings. Talks, trips workshops and publications. Summer field trips and courses on measuring and palaeography. Runs a wide range of activities including training events for those wanting to learn how to record standing buildings archaeologically and to trace their documentary sources.

Programme of monthly meetings. Quarterly newsletter and activity reports. Fieldwalking in the Banbury area is planned. Excavation at the Roman site has now ended. New members welcome.

For the protection, restoration and research of old mine sites, especially buildings and structures, in Wales and the Borders.

Aim: advancement of the study of archaeology by members of the public, through activities including lectures and field trips covering all periods and subjects, journal ‘Northern Archaeology’ and excavation in Northumberland.

Carries out aerial photographic research and follow-up fieldwork in the Tong area. Continuing work on reports of past excavations. Limited excavation work at weekends still ongoing.

Programme of lectures and visits. Publishes Derbyshire Archaeological Journal and Derbyshire Miscellany, as well as gazetteers of Industrial Archaeology sites in the County – It has its own extensive library.

Small local society with plans for several projects in the coming year. New members always welcome.