Dangos 40 canlyniad

The series consists of files of material, including agenda, preliminary agenda, memoranda, resolutions and reports, relating to the holding of the Annual Conferences of the Labour Women Wales and to the array of matters discussed at the conferences. The documents discuss a wide range of issues including child care, defence, education, local government, the National Health Service, poverty and privatisation. Some refer to the organisation of women's groups within the Labour Party.

The file consists of the Parliamentary Debates of sittings of the Welsh Grand Committee and other official publications, discussing education, rural development, roads and communications, agriculture, proposals for local government re-organisation, the Welsh economy and the Welsh Council.

The file comprises miscellaneous printed items and press cuttings relating to devolution and the administration and government of Wales. They discuss the Labour Party's policy in relation to Wales, campaigns for the appointment of a Secretary of State for Wales, Welsh broadcasting etc.

The file consists of circulars, 1984-1991, relating to the privatisation of state industries and the National Health Service and the responses and reactions of the Labour Party.

The file contains manifestos, policy statements, circulars, memoranda and reports relating to Labour Party proposals and policies for the reform of local government, many in relation to Wales. Many of the papers concern the party's campaign in the 1995 local government elections and its 1995 Annual Conference.

The file contains press releases and circulars on the Labour Party and unemployment, some relating to Wales.

The file contains policy statements, memoranda, circulars and reports relating to the education policy of the Labour Party, some in relation to Wales. Some of the papers concern pre-school children and some relate to higher education.

The file comprises circulars, policy documents and reports concerning the Labour Party's transport policies and programmes.

The file contains press releases, memoranda and reports concerning the Labour Party's policies in relation to the Welsh countryside.

The file consists of documents relating to the Labour Party's policy document The Social Chapter on social security and welfare reform.

The file consists of circulars, reports, conference papers and manifestos on Labour Party policies for the development of the National Health Service.

The file consists of discussion papers, memoranda and circulars concerning the evolution of Labour Party policies on pensions, retirement etc.

The file comprises memoranda relating to Labour Party policies for the protection of the environment.

The file consists of memoranda, reports and circulars concerning Labour Party policies in relation to housing. Many of the papers relate to housing in Wales, including homelessness, mortgage re-possessions, the budget, housing association tenants etc.

The file contains press releases, memoranda, reports and circulars relating to the Labour Party's policies towards women and women's issues. It includes material on women's safety, homelessness, the selection of women candidates for the 1997 general election, bridging the gender gap, and women in public appointments.

The file consists of miscellaneous correspondence and papers, 1993-1994, relating to the work of the National Policy Forum of the Labour Party.

The file contains miscellaneous papers, 1987-1988, relating to the proceedings of the Education Working Group of the Labour Party Wales, including the text of the Education Reform Bill, 1987, and related printed items.

The file comprises mainly circulars, broadcasts and leaflets, 1985-1988, together with a small quantity of correspondence, relating to the work of CND Cymru. Some of the material concerns the defence policy of the Labour Party, the Greenham Common Women, and the Carmarthen Anti-Bunker Campaign.

The file comprises correspondence and papers concerning Africa, mainly Labour Party policies towards Commonwealth countries. There is a substantial number of letters from African nationalists.