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File comprises a copy of the Radio Times for the Wales TV region for 24th February - 2nd March with an article on page 17 previewing the radio and television programmes related to the 1979 Welsh devolution referrendum.

File comprises correspondence from Philip Noel-Baker, Minister for Fuel and Power to David Llewellyn regarding the establishment of a fund for the victims of colliery accidents.

Papers relating to the conference ‘Siarad yn anweledig/Speaking the invisible’, on language, culture and healthcare at Theatr Felinfach, 2000; poster for a presentation, ‘Therapi celf mewn seiciatryddiaeth fforensig/Art therapy in forensic psychiatry’, Aberystwyth, 2001; dramatherapy and dramatherapists in Wales; and seminars organised.

Papers, [1999], including minutes of meetings of Cymru Pride Wales; correspondence; ephemera relating to the proposed Pride event on 22-24 October 1999 at Bangor; report on the 1999 Cymru Pride Wales day event in Bangor. For submission to: Cymru Pride Wales Committee; press releases; programme of a one day conference ‘Homophobia out’, Cardiff, 1999; InterPride conference at Glasgow, 1999; Pride Scotland; and Cymru Pride Wales equal opportunities policy.

Record of meetings and register of members of the Caernarvonshire (County) Women's Liberal Association (1933-1937) along with report of various committees ad reports to the Association.

Letters and political papers including correspondence, press releases, speeches and documents on subjects including devolution, Welsh civic society, civil rights movement Cefn, the Labour Party, the Welsh language, the use of Welsh in courts and the Richard Commission.

File comprises correspondence from various politicians who served as Prime Minister, although the letters were not all written while in that role. Correspondents include Winston Churchill, thanking Llewellyn for his services as minister with responsibility for Welsh Affairs in the home Office, James Callaghan discussing gambling policy and a common response to requests for donations as Cardiff MPs, Ted Heath regarding tax policy and Harold Macmillan regarding Llewellyn's knighthood.

File contains agendas, minutes and supporting papers of the Welsh Conservative Party National Assembly for Wales group for 2003.

File contains copies of Gwynfor Evans' election addresses for the 1970 General Election in the Carmarthen constituency.

Copy of The Listener magazine dated July 17th 1980 containing an article on page 71 reading Gwynfor Evans' threat to fast to death over the establishment of the Welsh language television channel S4C.

Includes leaflets: Introducing art therapy in Wales/Cyflwyno therapi celf yng Nghymru; The All Wales Network Committee for Arts Therapies Professions/Pwyllgor Rhwydwaith Cymru dros Broffesiynnau; and Beth yw Therapïau celfyddydol?/ What are the arts therapies?

File contains agendas, minutes and supporting papers of the Welsh Conservative Party National Assembly for Wales group for 2004.

The file comprises articles from the Western Mail and the Radio Times between March and July 1989.

File contains Gwynfor Evans' election addresses, flyers and stickers for the campaign in the Carmarthen constituency for the February 1974 General Election. The file also contains a hand drawn graph comparing the level of support of Plaid Cymru, the Labour, Conservative and Liberal parties in the constituency between 1959 and 1970.

Minutes of AWNCATP/WATAF (NHS committee minutes), 2005-2012; terms of reference and constitution of the Wales Committee for Health Care Professions (NHS), 1997; ‘Arts in health and well being. An action plan for Wales’ developed with Arts Council of Wales and Welsh Assembly; arts therapists in NHS Wales, 2003; graph of art therapies establishments in NHS Wales by arts modality, 2003; examples of compliment slips and headed paper for The arts therapies All Wales Network=Therapïau y celfyddydau Pwyllgor Rhwydwaith Cymru Gyfan.

File comprises letters to David Treharne Llewellyn from various Home Secretaries. Correspondents include David Maxwell Fyfe (related to Llewellyn's resignation as a minister on health grounds), Gwilym Lloyd George (devolution to Wales, Henry Brooke (various, including his reception at the National Eisteddfod, threats made against him) and Douglas Hurd

File contains Gwynfor Evans' election addresses for the campaign in the Carmarthen constituency for the October 1974 General Election.

File contains agendas, minutes and supporting papers of the Welsh Conservative Party National Assembly for Wales group for 2005.

File comprises correspondence with John Boyd-Carpenter, Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation and Glamorgan County Council regarding the registration of David Llewellyn's car and whether he needed to declare whether he had a car radio.

The file comprises articles from the Western Mail, Wales on Sunday and the Radio Times between June and October 1989.