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2006 Blaenau Gwent By-election

Papers relating to the 2006 Blaenau Gwent By-election for both Welsh Assembly and UK Parliament seats, consisting of printed material from web pages, press cuttings, and candidates' campaign material and election addresses.

2023 Donation

Cash books (1763-1786) of Arthur Blayney relating to the Morvill Hall Estate, detailing estate rentals and tithe payments, receipts for monies paid, and summaries of Blayney’s accounts.

2026 Election

The series comprises election addresses, poster and other ephemera circulated by political parties and independent candidates in the campaign for the election to the Welsh Parliament/Senedd Cymru in 2026 along with material circulated by Wales TUC, the Electoral Commission, pressure groups and some manifestos.

Abernantbychan leases, notices to quit and other tenancy papers

Various papers relating to leasing and tenancies on the Abernantbychan estate, 1815-(Postmark 1906). They comprise notices to tenants to quit, 1815; papers concerning the ejectment of Hannah Jones of Blaenantfflyman, 1855-1856; letters and papers about a new valuation of the Abernantbychan estate, 1857-1858; and papers relating to leases of Waunmendy, Cefnceirw and Pembroke Castle, 1890-(Postmark 1906)

Academic work

Papers relating to Marian Roberts' research for articles, books and lectures and arrangements for lectures as part of the University College of North Wales' Extra Mural Studies Department.

Accommodation and Works Select Committee

Papers relating to the UK Parliament Accommodation and Works Select Committee including material on the development of Portcullis House and repair and refurbishment of the Parliamentary estate. The file include committee agendas and minutes, reports, plans and photographs.

Accounts

Details of accounts relating to publications by Dannie Abse, mostly comprising royalty statements.

Activities .

This collection contains a series of newsletters and bulletins produced by the Wales Anti-Apartheid Movement (WAAM), together with correspondence and notices of meetings from local Anti-Apartheid groups across Wales, including Aberystwyth, Glamorgan, and Deeside/North Wales. It also includes activist correspondence, campaign guidance, instructions on establishing Anti-Apartheid societies, boycott lists, campaign literature, and other organisational materials. Also included are conference reports and related documentation from a student Anti-Apartheid conference held at University College Swansea, attended by approximately 50 delegates, including press statements for the first student Anti-Apartheid conference. The records document student participation in the Anti-Apartheid Movement and comprise conference papers, correspondence, minutes, reports, and instructional manuals. The collection further contains correspondence and newspaper cuttings relating to churches and their involvement with the Anti-Apartheid Movement, as well as exchanges between WAAM and various trade unions concerning opposition to the apartheid regime, including details of financial contributions and organisational support. In addition, there is correspondence between WAAM and local authorities throughout Wales relating to grant applications, responses, meeting arrangements, permissions for rallies, and other administrative matters connected with Anti-Apartheid activities.

Administration and trust papers of Pryse Loveden

Papers relating to the adminstration of Pryse Loveden of Gogerddan, who died intestate in 1855. They include the letters of administration, together with accounts of his trustees, Hon. Thomas Pryce Lloyd of Pengwern, Flintshire, and Rev. James Allen of Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire, 1846-1862; vouchers of Capt. Edward Lewis Pryse, who acted as the agent for the Gogerddan estate, 1855-1858; letters exchanged between the solicitors Boys and Tweedie and the trustees and agents, copies and abstracts of deeds, and other relevant papers, 1855-1862.

Albwm

Albwm o lythyrau a gasglwyd gan Bobi Owen, a grëwyd yn wreiddiol gan Thomas Rowland Roberts ([1857]-1940) o Asaph, clerc cyfreithiwr yng Nghaernarfon, cyfieithydd llys, ac awdur llaw-fer swyddogol. Am ychydig amser, yn 1901, bu yn golygu'r Genedl Gymreig a phapurau eraill y swyddfa honno.
Cynhwysir awduron megis Sir Francis Edwards (1852-1927), William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898), a Sir John Herbert Jones (1858-1933).

Roberts, T. R. (Thomas Rowland), 1857?-1940

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