Dangos 217 canlyniad

Constituency correspondence and papers, including papers relating to the visit by the Queen; the reorganisation by Post Office of parcel service; the future of John H. Earl Ltd; ambulance manning arrangements; Warrenpoint; alleged victimisation of children in an Anglesey school (including correspondence with Neil Kinnock); proposed Young Offenders Centre, Holyhead; Gwynedd Area Health Authority.

Correspondence and papers concerning the intention of Hamilton Oil Company Ltd to set up (in conjunction with British Gas) an oil and gas terminal works at Point of Air and its links with Holyhead. The correspondents include Sir Wyn Roberts.

Correspondence and papers relating to local affairs and events, including the responsibilities of Ynys Môn Borough Council, the activities of the Welsh Federation of Housing Associations, the Holyhead Teenage Health Advisory Centre, the Government Review of Assisted Areas, Anglesey Aluminium Ltd, the Holyhead Opportunities Trust, the Anglesey Antiquarian Society & Field Club, the Holyhead Arts Festival, the local initiatives of the Welsh Development Agency and the Countryside Council for Wales, Oriel Ynys Môn, and the Holyhead Youth Crime Prevention Panel. The correspondents include Lord Anglesey, James Callaghan, the Lord Callaghan of Cardiff, David Hunt, MP, Sir Wyn Roberts and Kyffin Williams.

A copy of Seren Gomer: Cylchgrawn Bedyddwyr Cymru, cyfrol 72, rhif 2 (haf 1980), containing the text of an address by Lord Cledwyn 'Angen y Byd Cyfoes' given at a service at the Tabernacl, Holyhead, 4 May 1980.

Miscellanea, including Cledwyn Hughes's Co-operative Society Ltd Member's Pass Book, 1946-55, and the baptismal certificate, 2 July 1950, of his daughter Emily Ann Hughes.

Government publications, periodicals, pamphlets and brochures including reports on devolution, copies of the House Magazine, 1976-79 (no. 10, vol. 2, includes a profile of Lord Cledwyn), etc.

Miscellaneous circulars, memoranda, leaflets, press cuttings etc., including material on proposals for reform of the House of Lords, the need for a new Welsh Language Act, and the affairs of the National Museum of Wales.

A poster advertising a meeting to be held at Holyhead town hall on 22 March [1945] under the auspices of the Holyhead Trades Council where Alderman Hugh T. Edwards and Cledwyn Hughes were to speak.

The file includes letters from Tony Blair MP, James Callaghan MP (the Lord Callaghan of Cardiff), W. Emrys Evans, Michael Foot MP, Francis Pym MP and the Baroness Young.

The file contains correspondence and papers, 1993-1994, concerning the proceedings of the Scott Inquiry into government policy on defence exports to Iraq. The letters relate mainly to an accusation that James Callaghan, then Chancellor of the Exchequer, had lied to the House of Commons over plans to devalue the pound in 1967. The file includes letters from James Callaghan, John Major and William Waldegrave.

The file comprises letters, dated 2000, relating to the government's intention to repeal Section 28 of the 1988 Local Government Act, and to equalise the age of consent to homosexual relationships at 16. Most of the correspondents appeal to Lord Cledwyn to support an amendment introduced by Baroness Young opposing the repeal of Section 28.

The file contains a typescript copy of a research paper by Professor Charles Webster 'Devolution and the Health Service in Wales, 1919-1969', together with detailed comments by Lord Prys-Davies, and two covering letters, August 2000, from Dr Pamela Michael, University of Wales, Bangor, to Lord Cledwyn.

The file comprises drafts of, and notes for, speeches by Lord Cledwyn and miscellaneous typescript memoranda. The papers include a detailed listing of Lord Cledwyn's contributions in the House of Lords between 1990 and 1998.