Updated: 29 June, 2006
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New members of the RESCUE Council will be elected on March 4th 2006 at the Annual General Meeting. A full list of the new council members and their contact details will be published during March. In the meantime please use this abbreviated list to contact RESCUE.

COUNCIL 2005 - 2006

CHAIRMAN : ROY FRIENDSHIP-TAYLOR
roy@friendship-taylor.freeserve.co.uk

VICE-CHAIR : MICK JONES
mickjonesdig@yahoo.co.uk

SECRETARY: CHRIS CUMBERPATCH
cgc@ccumberpatch.freeserve.co.uk

TREASURER: BERNARD JOHNSON
bjohnson2@lambeth.gov.uk

MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: BRENDA HOBBS
Rescue office 01992 553377
Office hours, Monday and Friday 9-30am to 5pm
Wednesday 9-30 to12-30 Answer-phone out of hours)

LONDON AND SOUTH EAST

HARVEY SHELDON
h.sheldon@fce.bbk.ac.uk

PAM IRVING - Rescue News Production Editor
Pamirving@hotmail.com

BERNARD JOHNSON
Bjohnson2@lambeth.gov.uk

SIMON POPE
Simonp@bluecross.org.uk

JOHN PRICE
Institute for Conservation
Arc.Con@btinternet.com

JUDITH PLOUVIEZ
Suffolk County Council Archaeology Service
Jude.plouviez@et.suffolkcc.gov.uk

HELEN GEAKE
Hg260@cam.ac.uk

JO CARUTH
joanna.caruth @et.suffolkcc.gov.uk

PETER ALEXANDER-FITZGERALD
heritagelaw@btinternet.com

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DIANA FRIENDSHIP-TAYLOR
liz@friendship-taylor.freeserve.co.uk

TONY HOWE
tony @diggerboy.wanadoo.co.uk

KATE FIELDEN
kate@kfielden.freeserve.co.uk

JEAN MELLOR - Rescue News Editorial Consultant
Jean@jmellor.fsnet.co.uk

CHRIS CUMBERPATCH
Archaeological Consultant
Cgc@ccumberpatch.freeserve.co.uk

 ED ARCHER
Zen69273@zen.co.uk

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INFORMATION
We welcome contact with members. General enquires, administrative and other non-urgent matters can be sent to the Rescue office. The membership secretary will forward them to the relevant person. Contributions for Rescue News and related comments can be sent to the Editor or Production editor. Urgent or confidential archaeological matters can be sent direct to the Secretary, Chairman or Vice Chairman, or by email to any appropriate member of Council.

RESCUE Council encompasses a broad range of experience including professional archaeology, training and standards, education, conservation, curation, consultancy, lifelong learning, research, IT and communications. Combined with members throughout the British Isles and a large network of contacts RESCUE is well placed to deal with any enquiry concerning British archaeology.

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