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Correspondence, including letters from Lord Belstead, Keith Best, Tony Blair MP, Baroness Chalker of Wallasey, John Cunningham MP, W. R. Davies, Cardiff, Lord Donoughue and Patrick Duffy MP.

Correspondence and papers concerning the employment contract of Sir John Meurig Thomas as the Deputy Pro-Chancellor of the University of Wales. The correspondents include Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickenson, Peter Swinnerton-Dyer, W. Emrys Evans, Sir Melvyn Rosser and Sir John Meurig Thomas.

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 concerning the preparations for the November 1993 Centenary Honorary Degree Ceremony. The correspondents include James Callaghan, the Lord Callaghan of Cardiff, Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickenson, Professor Bedwyr Lewis Jones and John Morris, MP.

Correspondence and papers concerning the University Court meeting and the Honorary Degree Congregation to be convened in July 1993. The correspondents include Sir John Meurig Thomas.

Correspondence and papers concerning the White Paper, Higher Education: a New Framework (London: HMSO, 1991). The correspondents include Professor B. L. Clarkson, Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickenson, David Hunt, MP, and Sir John Meurig Thomas.

Correspondence and papers concerning Welsh affairs. Among the subjects discussed are the Aelwyd Housing Association, BBC Wales, the North Wales Police Authority, the Lloyd George Centenary Appeal, the Farmers' Union of Wales, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, the Local Government (Wales) Act, 1994, 'Wales in London', the Prince of Wales' Committee, S4C, Community Enterprise Wales, the Assembly of Welsh Counties, HTV, the North Wales Health Authority and many matters relating to Ynys Môn. The correspondents include Viscount Astor, Lord Crickhowell (Nicholas Edwards), Lord (Gwilym) Prys Davies, William Hague, MP, Most Rev. Alwyn Rice Jones, Archbishop of Wales, Gwilym Jones, MP, Ieuan Wyn Jones, MP, John Elfed Jones, John Redwood, MP, Lord (Brian) Rix, Sir Wyn Roberts, Ted Rowlands, MP, and Baroness Trumpington.

Correspondence and papers concerning Welsh affairs. Among the subjects discussed are the Welsh National Opera, the Aelwyd Housing Association, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, the Wales Council for Voluntary Action, Police Authorities in Wales, the North Wales Coastal Forum, the 1993 Local Government (Wales) Bill, the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, the Campaign for Montgomeryshire and some matters relating to Ynys Môn. The correspondents include D. P. Garbett Edwards, Professor Emrys Jones, John Redwood, MP (as Secretary of State for Wales), Dr Brynley F. Roberts, Principal Elfed ap Nefydd Roberts and Lord Stanley of Alderley.

Correspondence and papers labelled by Lord Cledwyn, 'Material related to the problem which arose in Cardiff and to the crucial meeting in June, 1987'. Most of the papers relate to the proceedings of the Working Group on the Powers and Functions of the University of Wales. The correspondents include Sir Goronwy Daniel and Sir Alwyn Williams.

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.

Correspondence and papers relating to Lord Cledwyn's activities as Leader of the Labour Opposition in the House of Lords. Among the correspondents are Lord Raglan, Lord Shackleton, Albert Roberts, Stan Newens, Shirley Summerskill, Dr David Owen, Roland Moyle, Lord Wilson, Lord Gowrie, Lord Whitelaw (Leader of the House of Lords) (2), Lord Hume, Lord Willis, Neil Kinnock (2), Lord Caradon, Len Murray, Lord Selsdon, Baroness Lane-Fox and Lord Boothby.

Correspondence and papers relating to Lord Cledwyn's mission to St Helena, 1958, and subsequent association with the island. Among the correspondents are James Callaghan (2), Tony Benn MP, Alan Lennox-Boyd and Julian Amery MP.

Correspondence and papers relating to the affairs of the University of Wales. The papers relate to the precarious financial situation of University College, Cardiff, and the involvement of the University Grants Committee; the proposed merger of University College, Cardiff, and UWIST; the re-organisation of the University of Wales; and discussions on the future federal structure of the University of Wales. The correspondents include Peter Swinnerton-Dyer and Baroness (Eirene) White of Rhymney.

Correspondence and papers relating to the campaign for a Welsh language television channel, including letters and papers concerning the deputation led by Lord Cledwyn to see the Home Secretary, William Whitelaw, 10 Sept. 1980, to try to resolve the dispute. Among the correspondents are: Gwilym O. Williams, Archbishop of Wales, Ned Thomas, Sir Goronwy Daniel, Derec Llwyd Morgan, Hywel D. Roberts, Roy Jenkins, Emyr Jenkins, William Whitelaw and Owen Edwards.