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aD utilised an all-male cast and the influence of literary works including Dylan Thomas' poem Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night to portray the relationship between father and son. The show toured throughout Britain and mainland Europe. Items comprise printed theatre programmes and flyers; dance magazine; stage notes/directions; creative notes; and reviews. Creative notes and reviews kept in folders.

Adapted from Irish author Jamie O'Neill's novel of the same name, At Swim, Two Boys depicted the developing relationship between two boys set against the backdrop of Ireland's 1916 Easter Rising. The winner of the 2005 Theatre in Wales Award for Best Dance/Physical Theatre Production, the show toured for three years at major theatre festivals throughout Britain and much of Europe. In 2011, Earthfall revived their production of At Swim, Two Boys to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the novel's publication. Items comprise printed theatre and festival programmes, flyers and newsletters; press releases; printed performance tickets; printed performance agreements; material relating to art exhibition as response to the production; academic dissertation based on the production (two copies); creative notes; stage notes/directions; and reviews.

Speech notes relating to a May Day address.

Speech notes relating to a rally held by the Gwent branch of the National Old Age Pensioners Association of Wales (now Active Wales), 8 March 1996.

Speech notes relating to an address delivered on the eve of the 1997 General Election, held 1 May 1997.

Speech notes, May 1998, relating to the 1997 general election Labour victory and to the National Health Service's 50th anniversary, with related material.

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

Initial notes for 'Wind wars in the Welsh hills : the Cefn Croes story, 2003-2005', a projected sequel to 'The battle for Cefn Croes', 2003.

Letters and emails from Ron Davies AM, including criticism of Rhodri Morgan's handling of Cefn Croes.

File of Peggy Liford's correspondence with Gary Mohammed, Walter Gusmag and others of the DTI.

CCAG responses and related papers, including re. National Assembly for Wales 'Climate Change Wales : learning to live differently', 2001; DEFRA energy policy consultation paper, 2002; House of Lords Science & Technology Committee hearings on the practicalities of renewable power, 2003; DTI renewable energy policy consultation paper, 2003; draft Planning Policy Statement 22 (PPS22) on renewable energy, 2003-2004; Scout Moor Windpower Station Inquiry, 2004; and Carmarthenshire County Council discussion paper on windfarm development in the Brechfa Forest area, 2006. Also a partially annotated copy of UK renewable energy strategy consultation document, 2008.

Including embargoed advance copies of the House of Commons Welsh Affairs Committee 'Energy in Wales', Third Report of Session 2005-06, vols 1-2, and the Hose of Commons Environmental Audit Committee Sixth Report of Session 2005-06, 'Keeping the lights on: nuclear, renewables and climate change', vol. 1.

Letters, mainly between Hawkins & co. (Hawkins Hatton LLP from March 2006), CCAG's solicitors, and the National Assembly and the Forestry Commission, relating to the Forestry Acts, TAN 8, Camddwr (also called Tywi Forest), deviations from planning consents at Cefn Croes, and the legal challenge against the National Assembly of Wales and the Forestry Commission.

Copies of the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution volumes 'Devolution: inter-institutional relations in the United Kingdon, evidence, complete to 10 July 2002', and '2nd report'. Elizabeth Morley's evidence to the committee relating to Cefn Croes is on pp. 427-9, and p. 16, item 31 of the report.

Papers relating to the application to the High Court for judicial review, and the judicial review, entitled The Queen (at the instigation of Helen Kaye Little for and on behalf of the Cefn Croes Action Group) (claimant) v. the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry (defendant) and the Renewable Development Co. Ltd (interested party), mainly an incomplete copy of the claimant's bundle (pp. 1-91, 238-345).

Papers relating to the application and the judicial review, The Queen (at the instigation of Helen Kaye Little for and on behalf of the Cefn Croes Action Group) (claimant) v. the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry (defendant) and the Renewable Development Co. Ltd (interested party).

Papers relating to scoping for the Nant-y-moch windfarm

Letters to and relating to NRW and its predecessor, CCW.

Filed cuttings, mainly readers' letters to the Cambrian News and Western Mail.

Annotated cuttings from newspapers and magazines, and related papers, relating to energy policy, the energy market, offshire wind turbines, aviation pollution, Enron, Kyoto etc.