Dangos 150 canlyniad

File comprises scripts, shot lists and filming diaries.

Contract between Deian Hopkin and Teiliesyn, associated correspondence and expenses form.

The file comprises plans for filming, lists of contributors and summaries of contributions from Labour members and supporters.

The file comprises correspondence between Deian Hopkin, Colin Thomas, Dai Smith and Michelle Ryan regarding the series and including initial outlines for the planned episodes.

Circular letter, but addressed to Deian Hopkin from Alan Talfan Davies, but pp Geraint Talfan Davies, seeking names of supporters for a newspaper advertisement urging that Wales should not be excluded from the Devolution Bill which was being presented to the UK Parliament.

"How Red Was My Valley" was a 3 part documentary on the history of the Labour Party in Wales to mark its centenary in 2000. It was originally entitled "Though Cowards Flinch", it was directed by Colin Thomas and written and presented by Deian Hopkin. It was broadcast on BBC2 Wales between 14th and 28th October 2000. The files contain correspondence leading the the commissioning of the series, correspondence between the producer, director and presenter, drafts of scripts, the final running order, contracts, details of viewing figures and some background material.

Correspondence between Mr E Thomas, Manager of the National Westminster Bank, and Deian Hopkin, Vice-Chairman of the Wales for the Assembly Campaign in Cardiganshire and mid-Wales. The local campaign had borrowed money to fund campaigning activity but after the defeat of the proposals in the 1979 referendum the individual signatories, including Deian Hopkin took on responsibility to repay the debt. It was finally written off in 1987.

Comprises material relating to the the campaign to ensure that devolution proposals for Wales were included in legislation and the financial affairs of the pro devolution campaign in Ceredigion.

Minutes from 7 meetings discussing the collection of material from the 1983 General Election; draft of a work programme and additional notes.

File comprises copies of circulars and letters relating to establishing historical record centres and projects, which led to the establishment of the Welsh Political Archive. Correspondents include Chris Cook, Deian Hopkin and Gwyn Jenkins.

Papers relating to the establishment and activities of the Welsh Political Archive at the National Library of Wales.

Letters relating to policy initiatives on skills, the 14-19 Diploma, the Learning and Skills Council, briefing notes prepared by Universities UK, proposal for the first UTC; responses to letters of congratulation etc. Correspondents include Alan Johnson MP, Hilary Benn MP, Kim Howells MP, Bill Rammell MP, Ed Balls MP, Lord Adonis, Boris Johnson, Lord Dearing, Dr Hywel Francis MP, Estelle Morris MP and David Willets MP.

Letters to Deian Hopkin from Jennie Eirian Davies regarding contributing articles to Y Faner.

18 letters from Jennie Eirian Davies inviting Deian Hopkin to contribute to Y Faner, responding to suggestions and offering advice on articles etc.

Letter to Deain Hopkin from Ned Thomas regarding the establishment of Planet; the Welsh eye.