Sowerbutt's Box

The file’s former occupants were stamped “Never To Be Released”, placed in an acid-free archival storage box and driven under close escort some miles from Kew to a tightly-guarded storage facility, designated under the Official Secrets Act of 1989. 
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Sowerbutt's Archives

The weeders, as a small section of high security-clearance Home Office archivists are known, worked overtime to replace the contents of the unassuming file.
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Sowerbutt's File

The original burial form, a foolscap sheet with the printed heading of Poplar Coroner’s Court giving details of the inquest and a cutting from the London Evening Standard reporting the fatal road accident on the East India Dock Road were contained in a water-stained HMSO-issue file, inaccurately marked KV 2/1221C.
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Sowerbutt's Accident

The well-furnished suite was more familiar with erudite conversations about high matters of state and the acquisition of KCBs than shrieks of anger over ancient East End road accidents.
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