The series includes Communist Party policy and research documents on the mining industry, especially in South Wales, with papers relating to health issues including pneumoconiosis, and to the campaigns to stop the closure of pits. The series also includes material relating to the NCB, NUM, and trade unions; publications, leaflets, correspondence and newspaper cuttings.
Great Britain. National Coal Board
The series includes leaflets and papers relating to peace groups, CND, nuclear power, and Vietnam.
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
The series comprises local election leaflets, 1946-1947, c.1950-1992, (with gaps, mainly 1960s and 1970s), relating to Communist Party candidates in South Wales. Files WE 5/3-22 also include election results, and papers relating to the arrangements of the campaigns.
The series contains papers relating to the Green Socialist Network / Rhwydwaith Sosialaidd Gwyrdd, an environmental group which was affiliated to the Democratic Left, including the 'GreenSocs' magazine, newsletters, minutes and correspondence.
The series contains copies of New Times, 1992-1999, with gaps, and Red Kite, 1992-1997, with gaps.
The series comprises financial papers of the Democratic Left and also of the Communist Party Cardiff branch.
The series comprises papers relating to the demise of the Communist Party of Great Britain and the formation of the Democratic Left, including the draft constitution and manifesto of the Democratic Left, and its publication entitled The New Times, with papers relating to the Communist Party Great Britain and Communist Party Wales.
The series comprises minutes and papers of the Democratic Left and the Democratic Left Wales, with some Democratic Left and Communist Party Great Britain conference papers, and Green Socialist Network papers.
The series comprises papers relating to the campaign against the poll tax, 1988-1990, especially in Wales.
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The series relates to the three marches that were organised between 1981 and 1983. The first, 1-30 May 1981, was the month long People's March to London, from Yorkshire to London, and from Liverpool to London. It included a South Wales Section, 15-22 May, from Llanelli, Neath, Pencoed, Tonypandy, Porth, Aberdare, Treforest, and Llanrumney to London. -- The second, 16-18 Sept. 1982, was a three day march in Wales from Rhondda, Merthyr, Ebbw Vale and Pontypool to Cardiff. It was jointly organised by the People's March for Jobs, Wales TUC and the Jobs for Youth Campaign. -- The third, April-June 1983, was the People's March for Jobs and Peace, organised by the TUC from Glasgow and the North west to London.
People's March for Jobs
The series comprises papers relating to racism and the anti-apartheid movement, especially in Wales.
The series includes papers relating to Greece, Czechoslovakia, and various Solidarity campaigns.
The series includes Communist Party publications, policy declarations, leaflets, and research notes relating to the steel and tinplate industry, mainly in South Wales.
Economy, industry and unemployment
The series comprises papers relating to the economy of Wales, unemployment, the South Wales valleys, industry and agriculture.
The series comprises papers relating to trade unions, including the Wales TUC, Amalgamated Union of Engineering workers (AUEW), National Union of Seamen, and the Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU), with analyses of the occupations and union membership of Communist Party Wales members.
Parliament for Wales Campaign papers
The series comprises papers relating to the Parliament for Wales Campaign, including agenda, minutes, reports, financial papers, petition, newsletters, and conference papers.
Parliament for Wales Campaign
Campaign for a Welsh Assembly papers
The series includes minutes, agenda and papers relating to the Campaign for a Welsh Assembly, with related newspaper cuttings.
Parliament for Wales Campaign
The series includes papers relating to the two devolution referenda in Wales, with government publications, campaign leaflets, and related material.
The series comprises publications and Communist policy documents on devolution for Scotland.
The series comprises newspaper cuttings, leaflets and articles on Wales, the Welsh language and culture, including a questionnaire on the Welsh language answered by the Welsh Committee of the Communist Party, 1957, notes on 'Problems of Welsh national development today', 1967, and typescript of 'Languages and the National and Colonial question' by W. B. Lockwood, 1955.