[Post-1995 by-election constituency speech]
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- [1995]
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to what appears to be a post-1995 by-election constituency address. Annotated 'constit.' on first folio.
[Post-1995 by-election constituency speech]
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to what appears to be a post-1995 by-election constituency address. Annotated 'constit.' on first folio.
[Post-1995 by-election speech]: Schools and education
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to what appears to be a post-1995 by-election speech regarding schools and education.
[Post-1995 by-election speeches]
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to what appear to be post-1995 by-election addresses.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Material relating to Don Touhig's political career following his 1995 Islwyn by-election victory, both as MP for Islwyn and as Under Secretary of State for Wales and Parliamentary Private Secretary to the then Chancellor Gordon Brown.
[Post-1997 general election speech: First article]
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Post-1997 general election speech, 1998. Annotated 'First Article'. Covering fax message dated 16 September 1998.
[Post-1997 general election speech: Second article]
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
[Post-1997 general election speech]. Annotated 'Second article'. Covering fax message dated 24 September 1998.
[Post-2005 general election speech]
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to an address delivered in the wake of the 2005 general election.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Material relating to Don Touhig's political career prior to his 1995 Islwyn by-election victory, both within his south Wales constituency and in his contest of the Richmond and Barnes seat in the 1992 general election, comprising financial statements, speech notes, press releases, correspondence, diaries and printed election flyers.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Material relating to Don Touhig's political career prior to his 1995 Islwyn by-election victory, both within his south Wales constituency and in his contest of the Richmond and Barnes seat in the 1992 general election.
Pre-1997 General Election speech
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to the forthcoming 1997 General Election.
Pre-2001 general election speech
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech, 6 October 2000, delivered in the run-up to the 2001 general election.
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Pre-millenium speech, focusing mainly on the issues of poverty.
Preseli Pembrokeshire Constituency Labour Party Christmas dinner
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to the Preseli Pembrokeshire Constituency Labour Party Christmas dinner, held December 2003.
Press notice: Appointment of Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
10 Downing Street press notice, 12 June 2003, relating to the appointment of Charles (Charlie), Lord Falconer as Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Minutes sent from the then Prime Minister Tony Blair to the Deputy Prime Minister and First Secretary of State John Prescott, April 2004.
Prince of Wales Colliery Disaster (1878) memorial service
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes, statement and order of service relating to a service of dedication, held in May 1998, of a new memorial to commemorate the Prince of Wales Colliery disaster of 1878.
Proposed National Assembly for Wales Order 2009 & 2009 All-Wales Convention report
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Pre-legislative scrutiny of the Proposed National Assembly for Wales Order 2009 and 2009 All-Wales Convention report, together with related material.
Public Accounts Committee debate
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes and reports relating to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) debate held 15 May 2008.
Public Accounts Committee talk
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to a talk concerning the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), 21 November 2006.
Public Interest Disclosure Bill
Part of Lord Touhig Papers
Speech notes relating to the Public Interest Disclosure Bill of 17 April 1996.