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Papers relating to Jonathan Edwards' third term as Member of Parliament for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr. The file includes a diary between 3 May 2017 and 8 January 2019, correspondence, speeches in Parliament, Plaid Cymru conferences. Topics covered include community banking, election victory speech, devolution, agriculture, Brexit, the budget and taxation.

Paper relating to Jonathan Edwards' early political activity, selection to fight the Carmarthen East & Dinefwr constituency for Plaid Cymru and his first term in Parliament. It includes correspondence, campaign material, numerous speeches to Plaid Cymru conferences and campaign events, in Parliament and at constituency events as well as speeches to Mebyon Kernow and the SNP and his victory speech. It also includes conference papers, notes on policy development, cards of congratulations, notes for interviews and media appearances. Topics include fair finance for Wales, austerity, the constitution, transport, regulation of the press, agriculture, housing and energy generation.

Papers relating to Jonathan Edwards second term as Member of Parliament for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr. It includes two diaries kept during the Parliamentary term, speeches in Parliament, and at Plaid Cymru and constituency events, cards and correspondence and campaign material. Much of the material is related to the UK leaving the European Union, the effect on business, the effect on the Northern Ireland peace process and attempts to advocate for a closer relationship with the EU but also includes other topics such as policing and manifesto development.

Political papers of Jonathan Edwards, Plaid Cymru Member of Parliament for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr. The papers comprise correspondence, speeches, campaign material, diaries, papers on policy and notes. Tops include the UK leaving the European Union (Brexit), devolution, agriculture, banking, assisted dying, transport and regulation of the press..

Papers relating to Jonathan Edwards' fourth term as Member of Parliament for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr. The file contains greetings cards, correspondence, speeches, letters of condolence on the death of Jonathan Edwards' father, interview notes, campaign material, papers and letters of support regarding this disciplinary case against Jonathan Edwards by Plaid Cymru following his acceptance of a police caution for domestic violence in 2024. Topics covered include controversial proposals to have pylons and a high voltage electricity line through the Tywi Valley, the UK Infrastructure bank, law and order, assisted dying.
Correspondents include Cynog Dafis.