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Publicising its members’ location,
opening times, events and contact
details through this website and
through a leaflet published each
year and
distributed to heritage sites,
museums and Tourist Information
centres
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Maintaining a register of preserved
vehicles and updating it annually.
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Developing a grading system
for historic buses and coaches to
assist in advising funding bodies on
the merit of applications for
restoration projects
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Representing its members interests
to Government departments and
agencies, regulators and
funding bodies such as HLF
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Maintaining a watch for emerging
regulations which may affect
members’ activities and
co-ordinating responses to public
consultations
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Advising members on best practice
and sharing examples of policies and
procedures
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Providing a forum for sharing
museum information and experience between
members and providing help in
sourcing spare parts and specialist
restoration services
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Providing a quarterly
members’ newsletter
NARTM Newslink
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Organising Spring and Autumn
members’ weekend meetings visiting
collections around the UK with an
open meeting at each of the weekends
to discuss relevant and important
topics.
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Providing assistance to members in
achieving museum accreditation
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Organising seminars on subjects such
as risk assessment, health & safety
and
funding applications.
