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Peter Scott Professor of international business history, Henley Business School at the University of Reading Etsuo ABE Meiji University in Tokyo Alison Bancroft Queen Mary, University of London Bernardo Batiz-Lazo Professor of business history and bank management, Bangor University Mark Billings University of Exeter Regina Lee Blaszczyk Professor of business history, University of Leeds Alan Booth Professor of history, University of Exeter David Boughey Associate professor & associate dean, University of Exeter Business School Martin Campbell-Kelly University of Warwick John Chartres Emeritus professor of social & economic history, University of Leeds Martin Chick University of Edinburgh D'Maris Coffman Director, Centre for Financial History, University of Cambridge Bill Cooke Professor of management and society, Lancaster University Management School Richard Coopey University of Aberystwyth Stephanie Decker Aston Business School Neil Forbes Professor of international history, Coventry University Dave Goodwin David J Jeremy Emeritus professor of business history, Manchester Metropolitan University John Killick University of Leeds Katey Logan Business Archives Council Peter Lyth Nottingham University Business School Niall MacKenzie University of Strathclyde Mairi Maclean Professor of International Management and Organisation Studies, University of Exeter Business School Christine MacLeod Ian Martin Senior Lecturer in Business Information Technology, Leeds Metropolitan University Rory Miller University of Liverpool Management School Robert Millward Professor emeritus of economic history, University of Manchester Peter Miskell Henley Business School at the University of Reading Simon Mollan University of Liverpool Management School Stephen L Morgan Professor of Chinese Economic History, University of Nottingham Simon Mowatt Associate professor of management, AUT University, New Zealand Lucy Newton Henley Business School at the University of Reading Richard Noakes Senior lecturer in history, University of Exeter Derek J Oddy Emeritus professor of economic and social history, University of Westminster Brian O' Sullivan David Paulson University of Cambridge Andrew Perchard University of Strathclyde Business School Andrew Popp University of Liverpool Management School Michael Pritchard De Montfort University Michael Rowlinson Professor of organization studies, Queen Mary, University of London Philip Scranton Professor, hstory of technology and science, Rutgers University, USA Kevin D Tennent University of York Steven Tolliday (University of Leeds), past president, Business History Conference Steven Toms Professor of accounting, joint editor, Business History, University of Leeds David Walker Scottish Oral History Centre, University of Strathclyde James Walker Professor, Henley Business School at the University of Reading Maggie Walsh Emeritus professor of American economic & social history, University of Nottingham Peter Wardley Head of history, University of the West of England Deborah Woodman University of Salford & Huddersfield Judith Wright Chris Wrigley Emeritus professor of modern British history, Nottingham University | We are concerned at the threatened closure of the northern "national" science museums: Manchester Museum of Science and Industry, the National Railway Museum, York, and the National Media Museum, Bradford (Report, 5 June). These are of enormous value to both scholarly and popular understanding of our industrial and scientific heritage, and represent one of the few areas where there has been a concerted attempt to develop national museums outside London. The news of the threatened closure of institutions which preserve our industrial and cultural heritage is particularly ironic, given that it follows shortly on the heels of the prime minister announcing his strong backing for the creation of a London-based Margaret Thatcher Museum and Library, at a cost of £15m. Peter Scott Professor of international business history, Henley Business School at the University of Reading Etsuo ABE Meiji University in Tokyo Alison Bancroft Queen Mary, University of London Bernardo Batiz-Lazo Professor of business history and bank management, Bangor University Mark Billings University of Exeter Regina Lee Blaszczyk Professor of business history, University of Leeds Alan Booth Professor of history, University of Exeter David Boughey Associate professor & associate dean, University of Exeter Business School Martin Campbell-Kelly University of Warwick John Chartres Emeritus professor of social & economic history, University of Leeds Martin Chick University of Edinburgh D'Maris Coffman Director, Centre for Financial History, University of Cambridge Bill Cooke Professor of management and society, Lancaster University Management School Richard Coopey University of Aberystwyth Stephanie Decker Aston Business School Neil Forbes Professor of international history, Coventry University Dave Goodwin David J Jeremy Emeritus professor of business history, Manchester Metropolitan University John Killick University of Leeds Katey Logan Business Archives Council Peter Lyth Nottingham University Business School Niall MacKenzie University of Strathclyde Mairi Maclean Professor of International Management and Organisation Studies, University of Exeter Business School Christine MacLeod />Josephine Maltby Professor of Accounting and Finance, University of York />Ian Martin Senior Lecturer in Business Information Technology, Leeds Metropolitan University Rory Miller University of Liverpool Management School Robert Millward Professor emeritus of economic history, University of Manchester Peter Miskell Henley Business School at the University of Reading Simon Mollan University of Liverpool Management School Stephen L Morgan Professor of Chinese Economic History, University of Nottingham Simon Mowatt Associate professor of management, AUT University, New Zealand Lucy Newton Henley Business School at the University of Reading Richard Noakes Senior lecturer in history, University of Exeter Derek J Oddy Emeritus professor of economic and social history, University of Westminster Brian O' Sullivan David Paulson University of Cambridge Andrew Perchard University of Strathclyde Business School Andrew Popp University of Liverpool Management School Michael Pritchard De Montfort University Michael Rowlinson Professor of organization studies, Queen Mary, University of London Philip Scranton Professor, hstory of technology and science, Rutgers University, USA Kevin D Tennent University of York Steven Tolliday (University of Leeds), past president, Business History Conference Steven Toms Professor of accounting, joint editor, Business History, University of Leeds David Walker Scottish Oral History Centre, University of Strathclyde James Walker Professor, Henley Business School at the University of Reading Maggie Walsh Emeritus professor of American economic & social history, University of Nottingham Peter Wardley Head of history, University of the West of England Deborah Woodman University of Salford & Huddersfield Judith Wright Chris Wrigley Emeritus professor of modern British history, Nottingham University |
| • This article was amended on 19 June 2013. The earlier version omitted one of the signatories of the letter, Josephine Maltby. |