Historic England

Next replies due: Heneb, 22 Oct; South Wales Police, 23 Oct; Vale of Glamorgan Council, 26 Oct

Land Registry complaints reviewer (complaint outcome): “She has asked me to confirm that her decision not to investigate further was final.” source

Archaeology Data Service (records disclosed): “The ADS holds the following metadata records and digital resources” source

Historic England (part answer): “We have also found a record from RACHMW Coflein which may relate to the material from us” source

Crown Prosecution Service (sent elsewhere): The CPS states it cannot accept or consider evidence sent directly by members of the public, has no knowledge of the referenced case, and directs the requester to the police. source

Government Legal Department (acknowledged): The records team acknowledges receipt of the request and states a response will follow within 20 working days. source

New evidence: The register holds a 13th document not in the 12 PDFs: the decision notice. (F-C22-1)

Routes now open: ICO complaint: Museum Wales; Internal review: RCT Coroner's Service, Counter Terrorism Policing, Welsh Water, Glamorgan Archives, Heneb, Ordnance Survey, Prime Minister's Office / Cabinet Office, RCAHMW, The National Archives, Cadw, Historic England; Chaser: Vale of Glamorgan Council

Closest reopening route: the separate 1983 farmhouse registration, 8 points to the court-ready bar (9 routes under test).

Hope is a paper trail. Today it grew longer.