Details of fees are available on request. Group Visits A seminar room may be booked for school and other groups. Introductory talks explaining the services available can be arranged. Funded jointly by Shropshire County Council and the University of Keele, their work is based on original research and when complete will form a history of each parish within the county. The Centre accepts material by gift or loan.
Specialist staff are able to offer a range of advice on research matters and the care of documents.
The Records and Research service is part of Information and Community Services Heritage Group comprising archives, local studies, museums and archaeology services. Staff also work with other organisations and societies particularly the Friends of Records and Research, an independent charitable body established in 1990. Car Parking Two parking spaces for disabled visitors are provided at the Castle Gates entrance to the building. By Pass for the north west or south east. There is no charge for admission to the Centre.