Revealing Cheshire’s Past is a Heritage Lottery Funded project. Its aim is to increase access to the Cheshire Historic Environment Record.

The Cheshire Historic Environment Record, maintained by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service, is the record of the known archaeological sites and finds in Cheshire West & Chester, Cheshire East, Halton and Warrington. It contains over 10,000 records on a wide variety of sites from finds of prehistoric flint tools to medieval castles and Second World War pillboxes.

Please note that the Revealing Cheshire's Past online database is a selection of the records held by the Cheshire Historic Environment Record and is not suitable for development control purposes, the development of management policies, or for the preparation of agri-environment applications, desk based assessments or EIAs. Consultants and organisations requiring information for such purposes should contact the HER directly. The information shown on the Revealing Cheshire's Past database should be in no way considered definitive.

If you would like to make any comments or have any questions please contact the Cheshire Historic Environment Record.

Before using the database please make sure that you have read the terms and conditions of use.

Terms and Conditions of Use The information in the Revealing Cheshire’s Past database is subject to the copyright of the Cheshire Historic Environment Record. The data may be used for personal research and any output should acknowledge the Cheshire Historic Environment Record as the source. 1. Data may not be reproduced, copied, published, lent, sold or otherwise disseminated without the prior consent of the Cheshire Historic Environment Record. 2. If you wish to use information derived from the database for publication in printed or electronic form, permission must be obtained in writing from the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service, Cheshire Shared Services, Backford Hall, Backford, Chester CH1 6PZ. 3. The material in the database is provided for information only. It is not suitable for development control purposes, the development of management policies, or for the preparation of agri-environment applications. Consultants requiring information for such purposes should contact the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service, Cheshire Shared Services,Backford Hall, Backford, Chester CH1 6PZ 4. The information from the database has been compiled from a variety of (often unchecked) sources; therefore the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service and any of its officers cannot accept responsibility for any omissions or consequences of errors and will not accept any claims for negligence or compensation. 5. Information must not be used for purposes that damage or could lead to damage of archaeological sites, historic buildings or landscapes. The inclusion of a site in the database in no way implies that public access is available. The vast majority of sites (including Scheduled Monuments) and buildings are on private land and have no public access. Privacy Statement (Data Protection Act 1998) Personal information, such as your name, address and email address, sent to us (via email or through other electronic forms) will be treated as follows: 1. It will only be used for the purpose that it is intended – i.e. to register users of the Revealing Cheshire’s Past database. 2. It will not be passed on to a third party. 3. It may be used for statistical analysis of respondents but all identities will remain anonymous. 4. This privacy statement applies to the Revealing Cheshire’s Past database. It does not cover any other web site, or any site that we link to.

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