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Includes letters relating to selection and work as candidate, cuttings from the press covering Peter Temple-Morris as candidate and the elections, election addresses, photographs and electoral papework from the 1964 and 1966 campaigns.

Papers relating to Peter Temple-Morris as candidate for Norwood in the 1970 general election, including election addresses, posters, letters, press releases, constituency documents and campaign plans.

Two copies of a document on House of Lords reform, compiled by a committee chaired by Peter Temple-Morris along with two letters.

Letters, a card and telegram of congratulations sent to Peter Temple-Morris on his selection as candidate for Leominster, along with notes made by Peter Temple-Morris for the selection meeting.

Letters of support to Peter Temple-Morris following an article attacking his position as chair of the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body along with related press cuttings.

Selection of newspaper cuttings relating to the defection of Conservative MP Emma Nicholson to the Liberal Democrats in 1996 and the disgreement within the conservatives over the future direction of the party.

Papers relating to the special meeting called in an attempt to de-select Peter Temple Morris as the Conservative candidate for Leominster as a result of his involvement of the resignation of Margaret Thatcher. They include the petition submitted to the constituency association, notice of meeting, briefing notes, plans of the room, Peter Temple-Morris' notes and written statement and letters relating to strategy at the meeting and the aftermath.

Letters to the Kensington and Chelsea Conservative Association from Dr Brian Mawhinney, chairman of the Conservative Party and members of the Macleod Group in support of Sir Nicholas Scott during the deselection proceedings against him.

Copy of an order of service and timetable of events for a service at Llandaf Cathedral and other events in Cardiff to mark the silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

Papers relating to the visit of the Parliamentary delegation to Iran in 1999, including correspondence relating to organising the visit, an article by Peter Temple-Morris, the official report of the visit, typed diaries of the visit, articles and BBC monitoring reports.

Contains a handwritten timeline by Peter Temple-Morris, a speech by Michael Heseltine, various letters to the press, annotated copies of Hansard and newspaper articles relating to the affair.

Documents on various local and national issues including trade union reform and housing, programmes of events and the constituency handbook for 1967-1968.

Papers relating to Peter Temple-Morris' Parliamentary interests includingmany papers relating to the Iraninan revolution and subsequent relations between the UK and Iran, the internal workings and activities of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, the British-Irish Parliamentary Union and the Northern Ireland peace process, speeches and miscellaneous papers.

Collection of presonal correspondence on a various range of political subjects including Europe, defections, ministerial jobs and elevation to the peerage.

Personal and political correspondence including a letter discussing a possible ministerial position in the Welsh Office.

Includes correspondence on Peter Temple-Morris' elevation to the peerage and maiden speech in the House of Lords.

Personal and political correspondence inlcuding a letter from This England magazine regarding Peter Temple-Morris' inclusion on a list of pro-Europeans and including one of 30 pieces of silver.

Letters to Peter-Temple Morris supporting his decision to join the Labour Party.

File contains a copy of Owen Temple-Morris' election address for the Caerphilly constituency in 1929, a copy of a letter from Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, a copy of a newspaper article and photograph showing Owen Temple-Morris meeting the Prince of Wales off a flight into Cardiff in 1933, a letter from Lord Brooks of Tremorfa regarding an article in the South Wales Echo about Sir Owen Temple-Morris, copies of newspaper articles on sir Owen Temple-Morris and a copy of a letter from James Callaghan.