Catalogue description Department of the Environment: Planning Sport and Countryside Directorate: Registered Files (PSC Series)

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Reference: AT 25
Title: Department of the Environment: Planning Sport and Countryside Directorate: Registered Files (PSC Series)
Description:

This series consists of registered files of the Planning Sport and Countryside Directorate of the Department of the Environment, concerning countryside policy, including planning advice relating to coast and countryside.

Subjects include national parks, commons registration, nature conservancy, caravan sites, gypsies, public footpaths and rights of way. Files also include appointments to the National Parks Commission.

The series contains some files which were re-registered into the PSC series from earlier file series. The earliest of these date from the 1940s and were re-registered from the Ministry of Housing and Local Government C series (HLG 140), some of which had been re-registered from that ministry's P series (HLG 131), or the L/ON series (MAF 235) of the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food.

The series also includes files from the earlier KA series (JH 1) and KD series (JH 3), and also other files re-registered into the PSC series from the KC series created by the Ministry of Land and Natural Resources (JH 8).

Date: 1949-1984
Separated material:

For files re-registered in the CSR series, see AT 27

For files re-registered in the PSC series, see AT 51

Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department: PSC file series
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: English
Creator:

Department of the Environment, Planning Sport and Countryside Directorate, 1974-1977

Physical description: 288 file(s)
Access conditions: Open
Immediate source of acquisition:

From 1991 Department of the Environment

Accumulation dates: mid-1970s
Accruals: Series is accruing

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