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Campaign material and election addresses for candidates standing in local constituencies for the 2011 Welsh Assembly election, including material from the Conservative, Liberal Democrat, Plaid Cymru, and Labour party candidates.

Party campaign material and election addresses for the 2003 Welsh Assembly election for the Welsh regional constituencies of Mid & West Wales, North Wales, South Wales East, South Wales West, and South Wales Central, from the Conservative, Green, Liberal Democrat, Labour, UKIP, Plaid Cymru, United Socialist, Communist, Independent Wales, and ProLife parties. The file also includes a number of related press cuttings, 2002-2003; and some printed material from web pages, 2002-2003.

Press cuttings from national newspapers, and a small amount of printed material from web pages, relating to the 2011 Welsh Assembly election. The file also includes cuttings relating to other Welsh Assembly matters such as the 2011 referendum on powers in the Welsh Assembly; as well as other political matters such as the 2009 European Parliament elections and the 2010 UK General Election.

Press cuttings from the Western Mail, mainly relating to the 2010 UK General Election regarding Welsh political matters.

Press cuttings, from local and national newspapers, relating to the 1999 Welsh Assembly Election.

Press cuttings and printed material from web pages, relating to UK General Elections and political matters of Welsh concern such as prospective candidates and MPs for Welsh constituencies. The file also includes papers relating to European Parliament elections (2014), Welsh Assembly matters (2008-2010), and the Police and Crime Commissioner role (2010); a Statement of Persons Nominated for the South Wales East Region ([?2000s]); and some general campaign material for the 2017 UK General Election.

Press cuttings, 2011-2016, mainly relating to Welsh Assembly elections, Assembly Members, and other Assembly and political matters such as the 2011 Welsh Assembly referendum, Assembly debates, the 2016 EU Referendum, and the 2016 Police and Crime Commissioner elections, in addition to obituaries of Welsh politicians. The file also includes statements of persons nominated for Welsh constituencies for the 2015 UK General Election; and some printed material from web pages.

Press cuttings, 1999-2010, mainly relating to Welsh Assembly elections, Assembly Members, and other Welsh Assembly matters such as the appointment of the First Minister, expenses, and the 2011 Welsh Assembly referendum, in addition to obituaries of Welsh politicians. The file also includes statements of persons nominated for the 1999 European Parliament election and the 2007 Welsh Assembly election; and a small amount of printed material from web pages.

Printed material from web pages relating to the 1999 Welsh Assembly election, including lists of candidates and Assembly members by party; regional election results; and discussion of results.

Gareth Stephen Williams; Sir George Clark Williams; Hubert Llewelyn Williams; Huw Williams (Conservative); Huw Williams; Huw Elfed Williams; Hywel Williams; Ian Williams; John Lasarus Williams; John Penri Williams; Kirsty Williams; Llywelyn Williams; Louis Williams; Margrit Williams; Meurig Williams; Mark Williams; Nigel Williams; Owain Williams; and Owen John Williams.

Geoffrey Waggett; Simon Wakefield; John Andrew Walker; John Sneddon Walker; Claire Waller; David Russell Walters; Ira Walters; Ian Walton; Stephen Wanhill; Michael Walden; John Warman; Paul Warrick; Sue Warry; Niall Warry; Alastair Watson; Kathleen Watkins; Stephen Watson; Austin Welsby; Ann Were; William Whetley; Robin Whitebeam; Lindsay Whittle; Sid James Whitworth; Dafydd Wigley; Craig Williams; Brynle Williams; Meurig Williams; Gareth Williams; Huw Williams; Janet Williams; John Williams; Nigel Williams; Owain Williams; Richard Williams; Robert Williams; Roger Williams; Kirsty Williams; Carole Willis; Jenny Willott; Anthony Wilson; Martin Wiltshire; Melvin Witherden; Aaron Wood; Leanne Wood; Matthew James; Francis Wykes; James Young; and Mark Young.