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Our heritage policies
BT has a specific policy for heritage issues. The policy details our commitments to look after our heritage and covers all BT-related historical material, including three-dimensional artefacts and objects as well as historical archives and information.
Each policy is available to download as a PDF document below.
The key features of our approachare to maintain historical documents and records within the company under the management of BT Archives, in accordance with its policies, and to promote access to our physical artefacts online and at museums across the UK through BT's Connected Earth initiative.
Download BT Heritage Policy (3.85Mb)
Discover how we have made a public commitment to protect our internationally significant heritage, and to help as many people as possible to enjoy it.
Download BT Archives Policies (42kb)
BT Archives, established in 1986, preserves the records of BT and its predecessors and promotes access to the records and their content internally as a corporate resource, and externally to national and international communities.
