The National Longhorn Beetle Recording Scheme collates records for beetles in family Cerambycidae. The scheme (under the name Cerambycidae Recording Scheme) has been running since 1982, and published an atlas in 1999 (Twinn, P.F.G., and Harding, P.T. 1999. Provisional atlas of the longhorn beetles (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) of Britain. Huntingdon: Biological Records Centre).
The scheme is organised by Wil Heeney and Katy Potts, who took it on in early 2016. The previous organisers, Dr Martin Rejzek and Peter Hodge, remain involved as advisors. Longhorn beetles are attractive insects, and many are large and colourful. There are about 60 species native to Britain, plus a wide range of non-native species that have arrived as accidental introductions but are not established.