Various papers relating to the privatisation of the water industry in Wales and England including copies of articles, handwritten notes for a speech and press releases from the Scottish National Party (SNP) opposing the privatisation fo Scottish water drawing on experiences in Wales.

Papers relating to the direct sale of stamps by Royal Mail undermining the viability of Sub Post Offices including a press release an Parliamentary questions and a briefing and Parliamentary question on the potential privatisation of the Royal Mail.

The file comprises a copy of the passenger service requirement published by the Office for Passenger Rail Franchising for Central Trains as part of the privatisation of British Rail along with a letter and press release. The book contains the minimum service specification for the Cambrian lines between Shrewsbury, Aberystwyth, Machynlleth and Pwllheli.

Minutes, reports, papers and letters relating to the Council of Churches for Wales and its various interests, 1955-1990, including Annual Reports, 1973-1982; papers relating to conferences, 1959-1986; papers of various sub-committees under the Council, 1959-1986, especially the Industry Committee, 1972-1986; papers relating to the 'Family of God' festival (Gŵyl Teulu Duw), 1984-1986; and papers relating to the 'People Next Door' campaign (Pobl Drws Nesa) held by the British Council of Churches to bring churches closer to the community, 1965-1967.

Papers relating to and drafts of Privatization - a dangerous trend in British Society, 1984-1985, and a draft of Unemployment: What Can be Done?, 1987.

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 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.