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Album containing 48 postcards, a mixture of photomechanical and real photographic cards

‘How to Start with Bees: A Primer for Beekeepers and Fruit-growers’ by F. Thompson (n.d.).

Programme for the Wales Millennium Centre royal gala, 28 Nov. 2004; programme for the celebration at St Mary the Virgin, Butetown, to mark the opening of the second National Assembly for Wales (NAW), and programme for the day, 5 June 2003; programme for the opening of the NAW Senedd, and menu for the celebratory luncheon, 1 March 2006; ticket, programme and menu for the opening of the Fourth Assembly, 7 June 2011; NAW members' welcome packs and other invitations, tickets, lapel tags etc., c.2006-2011.

Papers relating to devolution and Welsh Labour Action - Campaign for a Real Assembly=Gweithredu Llafur Cymru - Ymgyrch dros Gynulliad Go Iawn (initially titled Labour Campaign for an Assembly with Real Power=Ymgyrch Llafur dros Gynulliad gyda Phwerau Gwirioneddol), May 1995-Sept. 1996; draft (English only) and copy of 'Shaping the vision: a report on the powers and structure of the Welsh assembly=Cynllunio'r weledigaeth: adroddiad ar bwerau a strwythur a cynulliad Cymreig', May 1995; letters, June-Sept. 1995, including from Paul Flynn, "I am an enthusiastic supporter of the proposal for real powers for the Assembly but ... I think my attendance would simply provide our neanderthal friends with a club to beat us"; and newspaper cuttings, Aug. 1995-Feb. 1996. Also Kevin Morgan, 'Towards democratic devolution: the challenge of the Welsh Assembly', to be publ. in Trans. Hon. Soc. Cymm., 1998; and papers of the Caerphilly Entertainment and Leisure Project (CELP), March-Sept. 1995.

Papers including Labour Party press releases, May-Aug. 1997; Labour Party 'Yes' leaflets; briefing pack for Labour helpers, 'Wales deserves a voice=Mae Cymru'n haeddu cael llais'; and copies of the Sun, 18 March, South Wales Guardian, 18 Sept., and South Wales Evening Post, 19 Sept.

File of briefing material for incoming ministers. Enclosed is 'The Welsh Assembly referendum: analysis and way forward; paper by the Secretary of State for Wales', Oct. 1997.

Papers relating to Dr Alan Williams's Labour Party campaign for the East Carmarthenshire and Dinefwr, including leaflets, posters, campaign team minutes, and party votes from sample ballot boxes on election night. Also a copy of 'The Wales Labour Party election guide 1997 llawlyfr etholiad y Blaid Lafur Cymru'.

Texts and transcripts of speeches and interviews by Ron Davies, including a BBC 'On the record' interview, June 1997, a speech to the Labour Party annual conference, Oct. 1997, a conversation with Prof. Hywel Francis at the Dulais Valley Festival, Onllwyn Miners' Welfare Hall, July 1998, acceptance speech on winning the leadership of the Labour Group of the National Assembly of Wales, and rough notes of remarks to make had he lost, Sept. 1998, and a speech to the Labour Party annual conference, Oct. 1998; papers relating to the Ron Davies's election campaign to be Labour Party campaign leader for the first Welsh Assembly elections, Leader of the Labour Group and Labour nominee for First Secretary of the National Assembly of Wales, Aug.-Sept. 1998; proposal by Ron Davies to the Fabian Society to publish a pamphlet entitled 'The red dragon and the red flag: the Labour Party and Wales', Oct.-Nov. 1998; papers relating to Ron Davies's preface to 'Wales and Scotland: nations again?', Oct.-Dec. 1998; and an advance copy of Geoff Mungham & Kevin Morgan, 'Labour's 'unfinished business': the devolution issue in Labour politics, 1945-97', with publication agreed to be delayed until after the Welsh Assembly elections of May 1999.

Papers relating to the electoral contest between Ron Davies and Rhodri Morgan for the leadership of the National Assembly of Wales Labour Group, including correspondence, memoranda and rough notes, constituency and trade union endorsements, and the results of canvassing. Also Ron Davies's speech to the Labour Party annual conference, 1998.

Papers from a file marked 'CFRB', relating to the electoral contest between Ron Davies and Rhodri Morgan for the leadership of the National Assembly of Wales Labour Group, including correspondence, memoranda and rough notes, and the results of canvassing. Also lists of the panel of endorsed candidates for the National Assembly of Wales.

Print-outs of emails between Lee Waters, Cynog Dafis, Daran Hill, Roger Lewis, Dafydd Trystan and others, April 2009-May 2011, and other papers, including Electoral Commission feedback form, c.April 2011; press release of filing of Yes for Wales campaign financial returns with the Electoral Commission, June 2011; Lee Waters's invitation, programme and menu for the opening of the 4th Assembly, June 2011; and Richard Wyn Jones and Roger Scully's presentation 'Why Wales said yes: the 2011 referendum', June 2011.

Draft, Sept. 2010, and final version, Oct. 2010.

Print-outs of emails between Lee Waters, Daran Hill, Kay Jenkins, Richard Wyn Jones, Roger Lewis, Rhodri Morgan, Dafydd Trystan and others, and other papers, including relating to the Red, Green and White campaign strands, the failure of True Wales to apply for official No campaign status and the impact on the Yes campaign, and print-outs of relevent news stories and True Wales stories.

Print-out of Artemis (@TrueWales) tweets on Twitter.

Mainly publicity photographs for television programmes and stage plays written by Gwenlyn Parry including Byd A Betws, Tŷ ar y Tywod, Y Tŵr, Sâl & Gwalia Bach. There are also views of sets for filming of television programmes and some family photographs.

Gwenlyn Parry at a desk, variously reading or writing. In some frames he looks directly at the camera, in others he is seen in profile.

The file comprises letter to Dian Hopkin from Islwyn ap Nicholas, an oder of service from the memorial service for T. E Nicholas held at Capel Baker Street, Aberystwyth,a song pamphlet for use at Labour meetings entitled "Weithwyr Cymru! Cenwch eich hunain i Ryddid" by T. E Nicholas and a booklet on the historyof Aberystwyth Unitarian Chapel by Islwyn ap Nicholas.

R7/1058/46.
Sunday Half Hour.
First broadcast: 12 March 2000.
UID: 00RH8311CL0.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Sunday Half Hour.