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Papers relating to the passing of the Terrorism Act in 2005 including evidence, drafts of the bill,. amendments and correspondence.

Two school exercise books containing 'Taormina', Christopher Morgan's translation of Roger Peyrefitte's 'Le Baron de Sweden', and two annotated typescripts (35 pp, one missing pp. 22 and 33-34).

File contains material including shot lists for "Ffilm Ffermwyr Ieuainc" made in 1987 by Delta 4 Associates for S4C.

Synopsis of contents, date and word count of the chapters of 'Strange brooch'.

Words by Thomas Vautor, [1957]. 1 ff. Cyhoeddwyd fel Sweet Suffolk Owl / Dylluan Deg. Song. Words by Thomas Vautor. Welsh translation by T.H. Parry-Williams (Cardiff: University Council of Music and the University of Wales Press Board, 1957).

Correspondence and promotional documents relating to plans to develop tidal lagoon electricity generation in Swansea Bay.

Copy survey of the lordship of Malláen, p's Llanwrda and Cil-y-cwm and hamlet of Llandingad, all co. Carm., by David Lewis, surveyor, 24 May 1833, bearing in mind the articles in a presentment of the customs made on 7 May1701. The court leet is held twice a year in either of the villages of Llanwrda and Cil-y-cwm. There are about 230 freehold tenements and cottages with 17,060a. of land, and no copyhold tenures. The lordship contains 22,400a, including 164a. also claimed by the lordship of Mabelfyw. Also observations relative to the boundaries of the lordship. Written on paper embossed with the Royal Arms, and appearing like a Public Record Office copy, including an examination mark (x'd), but not attested or dated. A marginal note is dated 1907.

Copy survey of the lordship of Forest Glyncothy, p. Llanfihangel Rhos-y-corn, co. Carm., by David Lewis, surveyor, 4 Aug. 1831. The court leet is held twice a year at a place called Brechfa. There are 36 freehold tenements and cottages with 7,600a. of land, and no copyhold tenures. The lordship contains 8,600a, including 164a. also claimed by the lordship of Mabelfyw. Also observations and a presentment of the boundaries of the lordship. Written on paper embossed with the Royal Arms, and appearing like a Public Record Office copy, including an examination mark (x'd), but not attested or dated.

Copy survey of the lordship of Caeo, p's Caeo and Llansawel, co. Carm., by David Lewis, surveyor, 8 June 1833. The court leet is held twice a year, at Caeo, Pumsaint or Llansawel. There are 284 freehold tenements and cottages with 30,500a. of land, and no copyhold tenures. The lordship contains 35,760a, including 164a. also claimed by the lordship of Mabelfyw. Also observations and a description of the boundaries of the lordship. Written on paper embossed with the Royal Arms, and appearing like a Public Record Office copy, including an examination mark (x'd), but not attested or dated.

Copy survey of the lordship of Forest Bwlchcynbyd, p. Llanybydder, co. Carm., by David Lewis, surveyor, 4 Aug. 1831. About 30 years ago the court leet used to be held at a place called Letty Llwynwith, but since then jointly held with the lordship of Glyncothy at Brechfa. There are about 11 freehold tenements and cottages with 900a. of land, and no copyhold tenures. The lordship contains 1,280a, including 250a. also claimed by the lordship of Mabelfyw. Also observations and a presentment of the boundaries of the lordship. Written on paper embossed with the Royal Arms, and appearing like a Public Record Office copy, including an examination mark (x'd), but not attested or dated.

The file comprises material relating to the campaign to keep pubs closed on Sundays in Wales in the run up to local referenda on the issue in 1961.

A copy of the Green Paper on Strengthening Punishment in the Community, along with a document on the review of probation, a press release and covering letter.

File contains papers relating to Stratregaeth Iaith 1991-2001 including press releases, responses from public bodies and Labour Party policy documents.

Typescript (top copy) of 'Strange brooch : a novel' by Geoffrey Woolley. Dedicated 'to my parents, Eustace Hope, and the late Edward Thomas'. Edward Thomas died in April 1917; Woolley's father appears to have died in late 1969/early 1970.

Typescript (carbon copy) of an extended version of 'Strange brooch : a novel'. Signed and dated by Geoffrey Woolley, 1 March 1939.

Papers and correspondence relating the Parliamentary Committee on Standards and Privileges.

Papers relating to stalking, mainly articles, publications and research into stalking and evidence collected along with correspondence with Kenneth Clarke relating to possible legislation.