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Correspondence and papers relating to the fishing industry, primarily at the port of Milford Haven. Some of the correspondence is from the British Trawlers' Federation Ltd, the White Fish Authority, and the Welsh Area Council of the Fish Friers' Federation.

Papers and a large group of press cuttings concerning the death of Aneurin Bevan in July 1960. They include the Order of Service for his funeral at Westminster Abbey, 26 July 1960, and manuscript and typescript drafts of tributes to him by Desmond Donnelly.

Correspondence and papers concerning Desmond Donnelly's visits to Germany in 1966 and 1967. Some of the papers relate to the Königswinter Conference convened at Königswinter and Berlin in March 1966.

Financial correspondence and documents deriving from the administration of Desmond Donnelly's United Democratic Party. The documents include a lease, 4 Dec. 1969, of rooms at Abbey House, Victoria Street, Westminster.

Correspondence and papers relating mainly to attempts by Desmond Donnelly to secure adoption as a Conservative Party parliamentary candidate. The correspondents include Julian Amery, MP, Sir Tufton Beamish, MP, Lord Carrington, William Elliot, MP, Edward Heath (three letters), J. E. Hill, MP, Anthony Kershaw, MP (two letters), Lord Lanesborough, Harold Macmillan, Peter Walker and William Whitelaw.

Numerous copies of The Left in the 70's written by Desmond Donnelly and published by the Pembrokeshire Constituency Labour Party. The text of the booklet was originally delivered as an address by Desmond Donnelly to the Socialist Society, University College, Cardiff, on 22 Oct. 1965.

Press cuttings and leaflets relating to political life, many to politics in Pembrokeshire. Many of the cuttings are from the Western Wales Guardian and the Western Telegraph, and there are some from national newspapers including the Western Mail and the Sunday Times. Most were written by Desmond Donnelly.

Press cuttings. The Desmond Donnelly Papers included a very large group of press cuttings and indeed (in some cases) copies of entire newspapers. Some had already been sorted and arranged in folders; these have been listed in broad chronological order as F1-72 below. The unsorted residue has simply been arranged chronologically and listed as F75-9 below.

'Liberal newspaper cuttings', mainly relating to the adoption of Mr Meurig Jones as the prospective Liberal Party candidate for Pembrokeshire, his speeches and policies. Some cuttings relate to Desmond Donnelly and Pembrokeshire politics in general.

Cuttings from local and national newspapers concerning Pembrokeshire politics. Some of the columns and articles were written by Desmond Donnelly. There is also a stray cutting from the West Wales Guardian, 14 April 1961, describing the opening of the Willie Jenkins house at Dew Street, Haverfordwest, by the Rt Hon. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Party, as the party's new county headquarters. Some of the cuttings describe the opening of Hugh Gaitskell house, Charles Street, Milford Haven, by Mrs Dora Gaitskell and the Rt Hon. George Brown on 27 July 1963.