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The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence between January and March 1957.

The file comprises Sir guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence between July and December 1956.

The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence between July and November 1949

The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence between July and September 1958

The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence between May and October 1950.

The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence in November and December 1949.

The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence in November and December 1950.

Papers and correspondence regarding internal Plaid Cymru arrangements, selecting candidates and a potential alliance with the Green Party.

Papers relating to the Wales Deaf Broadcasting Council’s involvement in the murder of Suzanne Greenhill, a deaf woman from Newport, in 1988.

Correspondence, 1981-2000, mainly relating to reviews and articles intended for publication in the Anglo-Welsh Review, and to the Welsh Arts Council’s withdrawal of funding in 1987 and subsequent closure of the publication in 1988. The file includes letters to Greg Hill and others from Arthur Giardelli (3); Bim Giardelli (1); Glyn Jones (1); Anne Stevenson (3); Tony Conran (2); Jeremy Hooker (9); Desmond Slay (1); Meic Stephens (4); Freda Walters (3); Tony Curtis (1); John Davies (1); Raymond Garlick (2); Peter Dale (1); David Annwn (1); Ann Hallam (1); Tony Bianchi (1); Gillian Clarke (1); and Steve Griffiths (1). Also enclosed are cuttings of obituaries for the writer and historian Gwyn Jones, written by Desmond Slay and Meic Stephens respectively (1999); and a copy of a cutting from the Western Mail, reporting on the closure of the Anglo-Welsh Review and the launch of the New Welsh Review (1987).

Correspondence received by Scovell after the announcement of his decision to resign as General Secretary of the Coalition Liberal Organisation.

The file comprises a letter to Elizabeth Watkins relating to an application by William Watkin Davies 's application for the post of Assistant Examiner in history for the Central Welsh Board aong with letters of support and an outline of the application.

The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans incoming and outgoing professional correspondence between September and December 1951.

Correspondence relating to the BBC, 1987-1992. The correspondence includes the inception of the Wales DBC following the 1987 lobby of BBC at Cardiff.

Correspondence with HTV (ITV Wales), 1989-2013. The correspondence relates mainly to ITV programmes broadcast by HTV and locally produced HTV programmes.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and the British Labour Attache in Tehran regarding the resignation of the Minister of Labour in the Iranian Government, Aqa Khan Bakhtiar.

The file comprises correspondence and documents relating to the resolution of the printing strike in the U.K. which had been requested by the U.S. authorities to assist in the resolution of a steelworkers' strike.

Correspondence with S4C, 2000-2006. The correspondence relates mainly to S4C programmes from the point of view of deaf people and to subtitle provision by the channel.

Correspondence, 1991-2006, relating to copyright and Welsh language translation issues relating to S4C and its English language subtitles.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Jon Shortridge, Permanent Secretary at the National Assembly for Wales (while the Welsh Assembly Government and the National Assembly for Wales were one corporate body) and Sir Paul Silk as Clerk to the National Assembly for Wales along with annual reports on sir Paul between 2001 and 2007. These detail the deterioration of the relationship between them, culminating in Sir Paul's decision not to apply for the new post of Chief Executive and Clerk to the National Assembly for Wales in 2006 and return to the House of Commons.