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The file contains a typescript copy of a research paper by Professor Charles Webster 'Devolution and the Health Service in Wales, 1919-1969', together with detailed comments by Lord Prys-Davies, and two covering letters, August 2000, from Dr Pamela Michael, University of Wales, Bangor, to Lord Cledwyn.

Papers and correspondence, including letters from Sir Hywel Evans, Sir Thomas Parry and Wilbert Lloyd Roberts.

Correspondence, papers, memoranda and printed items, concerning the future and the organisation of the University of Wales, some relating to the proposals of the Rosser Report. The correspondents include Professor B. L. Clarkson, Sir John Meurig Thomas, Sir Keith Thomas, Sir Donald Walters and Professor Sir Dillwyn Williams.

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, papers and press cuttings relating to the Campaign to establish a Trade-Technology Centre for Wales, including a memorandum, [1968], by the late Dr Idris Jones.

Correspondence, papers and press cuttings deriving from the activities of the Holyhead Port Users' Association, including agenda and minutes of meetings. Many of the papers relate to the proposed sale of the port of Holyhead by ferry operator Sealink-Stena, likely redundancies and the port's future management. The papers from late 1993 concern the proposed Anglesey Yacht Haven at Holyhead harbour and the related planning applications.

Correspondence, minutes and papers concerning Cwmni Theatr Cymru, of which Lord Cledwyn was chairman, 1980-5. Included is a copy of the Report of the Joint Enquiry into the company by Haydn Rees, 1984. Among the correspondents are Wilbert Lloyd Roberts, Gwilym Thomas, Dr J. A. Davies, Sir Thomas Parry and T. Arfon Owen.

Correspondence, including letters from Sir Frederick Dainton, John Selwyn Gummer, James Molyneaux MP, Professor D. Llwyd Morgan, Lord Morris of Castle Morris (2), Lady White and Professor J. Gwynn Williams.

Correspondence, including letters from Sir Archie Lush, Peter Thomas (Secretary of State for Wales), James Griffiths MP, Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, J. B. Priestley, Goronwy Roberts MP, James Prior (Minister of Agriculture), Hubert H. Humphrey, Lord Napier, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (President of Pakistan), Robert Carr MP (Lord President of the Council), Caerwyn Roderick MP, George Thomson, Lord Hailsham (Lord Chancellor), A. J. P. Taylor and John Grigg.

Correspondence, including letters from Per Denez, Owen Edwards, Roy Hughes MP, Ieuan Wyn Jones MP, Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor, Neil Kinnock, Robert Maxwell, E. G. Millward, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Emrys Pride and Lord Tonypandy.

Correspondence, including letters from Michael Foot (2), James Callaghan (5), Lady Olwen Carey-Evans, George Thomas (2), Joan Lester, Dr David Owen, Ivor Roberts-Jones, Sir Goronwy Daniel, David Attenborough, Lord Home (2), Lord Shinwell, Lord Hailsham, Ben Jones, Earl of Avon, Lord Scarman, Marquis of Anglesey, Glenys Kinnock and Edward Heath.

Correspondence, including letters from Margaret Thatcher (2), Kyffin Williams (4), Lord Callaghan (2), Lord Goronwy Roberts, Lord Edmund-Davies, Dr Kenneth O. Morgan, Marchioness of Anglesey, Shirley Williams (enclosing a copy of the Limehouse Declaration), Lord Elystan Morgan, Marquis of Anglesey, Edward du Cann, Lord Shawcross (3), 'Tiny' Rowland, Joan Nathan, Emrys Evans, George Thomas and Mark Carlisle (Secretary of State for Education).

Correspondence, including letters from Lord Callaghan of Cardiff, Emyr Jenkins, Professor Bedwyr Lewis Jones, R. Gerallt Jones, Roy Mason, Lord Rodgers, and Lord Whitelaw (2).

Correspondence, including letters from Lord Callaghan of Cardiff (2), Charles Prince of Wales, Dr Emyr Wyn Jones, Neil Kinnock, Lord Longford, Lord Gordon Parry, Cliff Prothero, Mati Rees, Sir Cenydd Traherne, and Lord Whitelaw (2).

Correspondence, including letters from John Morris (Secretary of State for Wales), Viscount Hall, James Callaghan (Prime Minister), Professor Glanmor Williams, Lord Elwyn-Jones, Cliff Prothero, Geraint Morgan MP, Roy Jenkins (2), Tam Dalyell MP, Emyr Currie-Jones and Ivor Roberts-Jones (5).

Correspondence, including letters from James Griffiths, Michael Swann, Denis Healey MP, Lord Elwyn-Jones (2), George Thomas MP, James Callaghan, Dafydd Elis Thomas MP (2), John Morris (2), Roy Jenkins, Lord Watkins, Caerwyn Roderick MP, Michael Foot, Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, Professor Jac L. Williams, Lady White (2), Mervyn Jones and Robert Maxwell. There is also a copy of a letter, dated 13 Jan. 1975, from Lord Cledwyn to Merlin Rees (Northern Ireland Secretary) relating to a possible deal with the IRA.