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Correspondence between Kaye Little and the Forestry Commission, and related papers and publications, including Forestry Commission Wales annual report and accounts 2006-07.

Letters relating to CCAG's FOI request into the DTI minister's decision-making process.

Green group responses, including Friends of the Earth and the Sustainable Development Consortium, 2001-2009. Also copies of Marcus Rand, 'Developing wind energy for the UK' (FoE, 1990), a speech by Niel Kinnock against the Mynydd Maen windfarm, 1994, the Darmstadt manifesto on the exploitation of wind energy in Germany, 1998, and notes on the Cefn Croes windfarm debate, Merched y Wawr building, Aberystwyth, 26 Oct. 2000.

Papers mainly relating to CCAG's appeal to the Information Tribunal, 2006-2008, including related papers, 2001-2002, including more and less heavily redacted copies of the minister, Brian Wilson's grants of planning consent, Dec. 2001 and May 2002.

Correspondence relating to requests for information, mainly between Kaye Little and the Welsh Assembly Government, the Forestry Commission and the Information Commissioner's Office.

Correspondence with David Morgan Jones, ex-Aberystwyth retired solicitor and supporter of CCAG.

File of Helen Kaye's letters to newspapers, and newspaper cuttings and photocopies. Also a WindPower note on 'The energy balance of modern wind turbines', Dec. 1997, and other similar reports, a report on a WDA sponsored workshop on 'The integration and promotion of sustainable development in the Ystwyth valley', 2002, a report by John Philips, 'Environmental problems at the Braes of Doune wind farm', Aug. 2006, a paper by Sir Leslie Fielding, 'Global warming', given to the Ludlow Civic Society, 2006, and the executive summary of a report by Friends of the Braes, 'Scandal on the Braes: environmental law and the River Teath special area of conservation', [post Dec. 2006], and related correspondence.

File of Helen Kaye's letters to the Cambrian News, the Western Mail and other local, regional and national papers, and newspaper cuttings and photocopies.

Letters and papers relating to Scottish wind farms, including Clashindarroch, Aberdeenshire, 2004, Edinbane, Skye, 2004, Inverliever, Argyll, 2005, Braes of Doune, Stirlingshire, 2006, and Kilbraur, Sutherland, 2007.

'Roads in Wales : 1994 review'; an untitled paper on low frequency noise, [post 1996]; letter from Cynog Dafis MP, 1997; the MoD Central Wales Tactical Training Area, 2001-2002; traffic issues, 2001-2004; windfarm poems, 2003-2005; and other peripheral issues including marine environment and airports.

Correspondence with Ceredigion Council about planning consent conditions, including borrow pits, alleged buried turbine blades, and site restoration.

Copies of the annual report and accounts of the Forestry Commission in Wales, 1999-2000; the final report of the Mynydd y ffynnon project, 2001; proceedings of the Wind Farm Action Groups conference at Saddleworth, 2004.

Letters from the RSPB to Peggy Liford, and related papers.

Letters and correspondence relating to safety problems with wind turbines, 2004-2011. Also papers relating to the death of Waldermar Neumann, a German national killed by a vehicle on the Cefn Croes site on 18 March 2008 during the replacement of blades, including correspondence with the coroner for Ceredigion and the Health & Safety Executive, 2008-2013. Peter Brunton, the Ceredigion coroner, did not regard Kaye Little as an interested party within the meaning of the coroners' rules.

Correspondence with Allan J. Tubb of the Caithness Windfarms Information Forum, including tables of UK windfarm output, 2006.

Unfiled Kaye Little correspondence, including with the DTI, the Advertising Standards Authority and the Welsh Government. Also opinion polls, 'developers' dirty tricks', papers relating to PhD students' research, and a personal statement and biography by Kaye Little, 2011.

Correspondence of Peter Meilleur, including letters from Peter Meilleur to Nigel Jenkins.

A high energy production which incorporated live music and film to convey the themes of restlessness and wanderlust, Nomads was the first collaboration between Earthfall and the virtuoso cellist Ben Davis. The show's tour itinerary included the acclaimed Eurodanse Festival in France and the New World Arts Fest held in New Haven, Connecticut. Items comprise printed theatre and festival programmes and flyers; printed magazines; tour itinerary; details regarding British Council sponsorship; stage notes/directions; copy of the New Haven Register newspaper (most folios removed); press notices; reviews; and correspondence.

Material relating to Earthfall's production i and i, which premiered in Ljubljana, Slovenia in 1994 and subsequently toured Britain, Europe and South America. i and i pioneered Earthfall's exploration of choreography and politics, a genre which the group named 'choreopolitik'. Items comprise printed theatre/festival programmes, flyers and arts newspapers; stage notes/directions and creative notes/directions; previews and reviews; and correspondence.