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Speech notes relating to an Islwyn Constituency Labour Party event, 1 May 1998.

Material relating to Don Touhig's political career following his 1995 by-election victory as MP for Islwyn. Material includes diaries kept by Mrs Jennifer Touhig, wife of Don Touhig, 1998, 2001-2010, 2013; election campaign material; constituency reports and statistics; Islwyn Constituency Labour Party meeting agendas and minutes; press releases; press cuttings; and correspondence, which includes numerous letters and cards to Don Touhig from Islwyn constituents expressing thanks for their recent visit to the Houses of Parliament and for services rendered and to offer congratulations following his elevation to the peerage and on his retirement.

Speech notes relating to an Islwyn community care service-users' awareness day, 26 September 1995.

Screenplay, with overview and detailed sequence notes, titled Iris' Story, the narrative based on the life of Iris Waites, mother of singer Iris Williams; together with critical evaluation and projected expenses.

Speech notes, reports and print-outs from online sources relating to the Iraq and the wider Middle East debate of 24 January 2007.

Casgliad o rifynnau I'r Dim (rhifyn 1-4).

Script of three-act play by Dedwydd Jones titled Iolo, or The Mystery Of The Thirteenth Stone, based on the life of the antiquarian, poet and literary forger Edward Williams ('Iolo Morganwg'); together with covering letter, synopsis and brief critical evaluations.

Investiture of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, by command of the Queen, 1 July 1969.

Rough notes taken by John Pikoulis during an interview with the Lewis family's nursery maid Sarah Jane Evans, known as 'Ajee'.

Notes taken by John Pikoulis during interviews with former military colleagues of Alun Lewis, who include Selwyn Evans, Colonel Robin S. Creswell, Lieutenant-Colonel Randulph Offley Crewe-Read and Alun Arthur Gwynne Jones, Baron Chalfont of Llantarnam.

Rough notes taken by John Pikoulis during interviews with friends and acquaintances of Alun Lewis in the course of his research into Lewis's life and work, the interviewees comprising: Leslie Sykes (1980); artist and engraver John Petts (undated); poet, literary journalist and editor Keidrych Rhys (whom Pikoulis notes as 'Keidrick') (undated); poet, novelist and Baptist minister Rhydwen Williams (undated); Thomas Jones (undated); Cyril Moseley of Morgan Bruce & Nicholas, Solicitors, Pontypridd (undated); Megan McTrusty, with letter to John Pikoulis from Megan McTrusty (undated); and Irene Birdsall (undated).

Rough notes taken by John Pikoulis during interviews with former work and academic (both school and university) colleagues of Alun Lewis, the interviewees comprising: newspaper editor Gwyn Prosser (undated); Andrew Davies (undated); Barry Davies (undated); university lecturer David Sims (undated); civil servant Sir Idwal Vaughan Pugh (undated); Bryn Edwards (undated); and school principal Glyn Rees (undated).

Material relating to a concert performance by the Roots Trio at an International Women's Day event held at the Chattery Cafe, Swansea, 7 March 2003.
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Information relating to Welsh Women's Aid services published on International Women's Day, 8 March 1982.

Material relating to International Women's Day 1981, 1988 and 1992.

Poster relating to events celebrating International Women's Day held at the University of Swansea's Department of Adult Continuing Education, at which Jen Wilson gave a talk and jazz piano performance.

Obituary by Robert Matthew-Walker in the International Record Review, April 2008.

Email correspondence relating to the Radio Wales series International Flavours, the first programme of which, recorded 7 July 2005, featured Jen Wilson.

The file consists of papers relating to the International Chess Federation or 'FIDE' (Fédération Internationale des Échecs ), 1976-1981, including correspondence, minutes, and press cuttings.

The file consists of papers relating to the International Chess Association, or 'FIDE' (Fédération Internationale des Échecs), 1981.