Dangos 247 canlyniad

Lord Cledwyn was Secretary of State for Wales from 1966-1968.

Papers of Lord Cledwyn as Secretary of State for Wales, including papers on the strengthening of the Welsh Office and the Welsh Council, the Welsh language in the Courts, the proposal for a new town for Mid-Wales, local government reorganisation, the location of the Royal Mint at Llantrisant.

Correspondence and papers, including letters from Professor Brian Clarkson, Sir Goronwy Daniel, Sir Peter Swinnerton-Dyer, Lord Heycock, Lord Elwyn Jones, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Principal Gareth Owen, Sir John Riddell, Sir John Meurig Thomas and Sir Alwyn Williams.

Correspondence and papers, including letters from Professor John Andrews, Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickinson, Lord Howe of Aberavon, Professor Bedwyr Lewis Jones, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Professor Glyn O. Phillips, Principal Keith Robbins, Professor Eric Sunderland, Sir John Meurig Thomas, Lord Tonypandy and Emeritus Professor J. Gwynn Williams.

The controversy over the Vice-Chancellorship of the University of Wales. Correspondence and papers, including letters from Sir Aubrey Trotman Dickinson and Professor Eric Sunderland.

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 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 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, papers and press cuttings relating to the University of Wales. The correspondents include Professor B. L. Clarkson, David Hunt, MP, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Sir Melvyn Rosser and Sir John Meurig Thomas. The papers relate to defederalization, university research funding, the future structure of the University of Wales, and the creation of the University of Glamorgan. The papers include two memoranda by Sir John Meurig Thomas 'Thoughts on the changing scene in the University of Wales', November 1991, and 'Further thoughts on the changing scene in the University of Wales', May 1992.

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.