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The file includes manuscript notes on industrial topics, possibly relating to a Communist Party conference on industry.

The file comprises conference papers relating to the 'Cymoedd 74 / Valleys 74' conference on a socio-economic strategy for the South Wales valleys, along with papers, reports and publications relating to the Welsh language and the economy.

The file comprises Communist Party publications and reports on economics, industry and unemployment.

The file comprises Communist Party reports and related papers on industry, mining and unemployment.

The file includes material relating to the SWMF or 'Fed', including printed material and papers relating to the Ferndale Lodge; with newspaper cuttings, including Colliery workers magazine, 1924 the official organ of the SWMF, Miners campaign special, 1935; Workers Life 1929; Rhondda Vanguard, 1935-1937; the South Wales Miner 1933; Rhondda Clarion 1935-1936, (and a reprint of The Herald, 1913-1915). Also includes a poster of the South Wales Miners' march to London, 1927, and the election messages of Arthur Horner (1933), and Will Paynter in the Porth RUDC election [c. 1935].

The file includes copies of The Miners' Monthly, issued by the South Wales Miners' Federation, 1934-1938, with gaps.

The file includes typescript reports on the mining industry, pneumoconiosis and tuberculosis in South Wales, the Forster Commission, wage settlements, coal utilisation, the Schuman Plan and the miners, and a copy of The Miners' Next Step by Harry Pollitt (1948).

The file includes typescript reports and pamphlets on the mining industry.

The file includes policy documents and plans for the mining industry, mainly 1964, with pamphlets and newspaper cuttings.

The file includes policy documents and leaflets relating to campaigns against pit closure, including Pwllbach colliery in 1966, newspaper cuttings, and the rules of the Co-operative Society.

The file contains mainly undated leaflets produced by the Communist Party and the Democratic Left relating to the miners' struggles.

The file contains Communist Party papers relating to pit closures, booklets and newspaper cuttings relating to the mining industry, and a poster relating to a public meeting in 1963 against unemployment.

The file contains papers, booklets and newspaper cuttings relating to the mining industry, and includes a letter to Bert Pearce from Will Paynter, relating to his speech at Cory Hall, Cardiff, in 1967.

The file contains Communist Party documents and newspaper cuttings relating to the mining industry and to the National energy policy, mostly 1967.

The file contains Communist Party documents and newspaper cuttings relating to the mining industry and to retirement, with NUM South Wales area council directories for 1969 and 1971.

The file contains Communist Party documents relating to the campaign against pit closures, with South Wales miners Eisteddfod programmes for 1972 and 1977.

The file contains Communist Party statements and leaflets relating to the 1984-1985 miners' strike, NUM Campaign for Coal briefing booklets with related material, essays and articles on the effect of pit closures on the economy, and documents produced by support groups.

The file contains essays, leaflets and posters relating to the miners' strike, including papers presented by Hywel Francis, NUM newsletters and reports, newsletters of support groups in Cardiff and the South Wales coalfield, and a pamphlet entitled 'Notts women strike back' by the Nottingham womens' support group.

The file contains papers relating to the miners' strike, the Wales Congress in Support of Mining Communities, and to Cardiff and South Wales Coalfield support groups.

The file contains written evidence presented to the public inquiry into the proposed closure of St. John's Colliery, Maesteg, and a report on the findings of the inquiry.