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Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Miscellaneous parliamentary material, not directly related to Don Touhig.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Miscellaneous parliamentary material, not directly related to Don Touhig.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes utilised in a Mensa debate, 20 June [1996], which postulated that 'This House has no Confidence in Her Majesty's Government'. Annotated at top of notes: 'My opponent in the debate at Simpsons in the Strand [sic] was Boris Johnson'.
Members' Allowances (Amendment) debate
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes, transcript, reports, proposals and reviews relating to a debate concerning an amendment to regulations governing MPs' allowances, speech notes dated July 2008.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to a May Day address.
Manchester conference: Tackling anti-social behaviour
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to tackling anti-social behaviour delivered at a conference in Manchester, 16 October 1996; together with press release concerning Don Touhig's speech and related Labour Party report.
Papers of former Welsh Labour & Co-operative politician Don Touhig, Baron Touhig, comprising material relating to his political career both before and after his 1995 Islwyn by-election victory, and including campaign publicity; speech notes; parliamentary reports; diaries; and correspondence.
Touhig, Don, 1947-
Local Government (Wales) Act 1994
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to an address delivered 25 March 1994 concerning the 1994 Local Government (Wales) Act.
Llanelli Labour and Co-operative members
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes addressed to Llanelli Labour and Co-operative members, 20 February 1998.
Llanelli Co-operative Party meeting
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to an address given at a Llanelli Co-operative Party meeting, 24 May 2002.
Launch of the Basic Skills Passport, Cwmcarn High School
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes and printed school literature relating to the launch of the Basic Skills Passport, Cwmcarn High School, 19 September 2007.
Labour Party Wales conference 1998
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to the 1998 Labour Party Wales conference which took place 15-16 May of that year.
Labour Party special conference 2007
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes, reports and correspondence relating to a Labour Party special conference held 5 July 2007 to discuss a proposed coalition with Plaid Cymru.
Labour Party 1997 victory/National Health Service 50th anniversary
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes, May 1998, relating to the 1997 general election Labour victory and to the National Health Service's 50th anniversary, with related material.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to a key seats seminar, 4/5 January 1997.
Joint Labour Party ward meetings
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to Joint Labour Party ward meetings, Autumn 2004.
Joint Labour Party branch meetings
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to Joint Labour Party branch meetings, October 2003.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to an Islwyn Labour Party members meeting held 22 February 2006.
Islwyn forum meeting: Gwent Association of Voluntary Organisations (GAVO)
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to the work of Gwent Association of Voluntary Organisations (GAVO) addressed to an Islwyn Forum meeting, 24 September 1997.
Islwyn constituency: Miscellaneous material
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Miscellaneous material relating to Don Touhig's south-east Wales constituency of Islwyn but not directly relating to political issues or election campaigns, including printed information booklets and plans, reports and minutes of meetings relating to local health and the health board. Some of the information contained in this material was utilised by Don Touhig during his maiden speech in the House of Commons.
Islwyn constituency: Miscellaneous material
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Miscellaneous material relating to Don Touhig's south-east Wales constituency of Islwyn but not directly relating to political issues or election campaigns.