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Correspondence and papers relating to the pollution problem at Trearddur Bay, Holyhead. The correspondents include David Hunt, MP, and Ieuan Wyn Jones, MP.

Constituency correspondence and papers, including papers relating to the visit by the Queen; the reorganisation by Post Office of parcel service; the future of John H. Earl Ltd; ambulance manning arrangements; Warrenpoint; alleged victimisation of children in an Anglesey school (including correspondence with Neil Kinnock); proposed Young Offenders Centre, Holyhead; Gwynedd Area Health Authority.

Constituency correspondence and papers, including papers relating to an Unemployment Conference in Anglesey; the proposed withdrawal of the Holyhead livestock service; the Anglesey Knitting Company; Queen's Jubilee visit to Wales.

Constituency correspondence and papers, including papers relating to the proposed school at Beaumaris; unemployment in Anglesey and Holyhead; nuclear power station proposal at Wylfa.

Correspondence and papers relating to the campaign for a Welsh language television channel, including letters and papers concerning the deputation led by Lord Cledwyn to see the Home Secretary, William Whitelaw, 10 Sept. 1980, to try to resolve the dispute. Among the correspondents are: Gwilym O. Williams, Archbishop of Wales, Ned Thomas, Sir Goronwy Daniel, Derec Llwyd Morgan, Hywel D. Roberts, Roy Jenkins, Emyr Jenkins, William Whitelaw and Owen Edwards.

Miscellaneous papers assembled c.1990-1991 relating mainly to the work of Labour peers in the House of Lords. They include a memorandum, 'Strictly private and confidential', from Lord Cledwyn to Neil Kinnock, 26 June 1991.

Miscellaneous papers assembled by Lord Cledwyn in preparation for his Welsh Political Archive Lecture in November 1990: 'Cymru yn y Ddau D: Wales in Both Houses'.

Parliamentary papers, correspondence and papers relating to the proceedings and activities of the Working Group of the Sittings of the House of Lords. The correspondents include Sir Goronwy Daniel, Lord (John) Wakeham and Lord Williams of Elvel.

Correspondence, papers and press cuttings relating to the Campaign to establish a Trade-Technology Centre for Wales, including a memorandum, [1968], by the late Dr Idris Jones.

Correspondence and papers concerning Welsh affairs. Among the subjects discussed are the Aelwyd Housing Association, BBC Wales, the North Wales Police Authority, the Lloyd George Centenary Appeal, the Farmers' Union of Wales, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, the Local Government (Wales) Act, 1994, 'Wales in London', the Prince of Wales' Committee, S4C, Community Enterprise Wales, the Assembly of Welsh Counties, HTV, the North Wales Health Authority and many matters relating to Ynys Môn. The correspondents include Viscount Astor, Lord Crickhowell (Nicholas Edwards), Lord (Gwilym) Prys Davies, William Hague, MP, Most Rev. Alwyn Rice Jones, Archbishop of Wales, Gwilym Jones, MP, Ieuan Wyn Jones, MP, John Elfed Jones, John Redwood, MP, Lord (Brian) Rix, Sir Wyn Roberts, Ted Rowlands, MP, and Baroness Trumpington.

Correspondence and papers concerning Welsh affairs. Among the subjects discussed are the Welsh National Opera, the Aelwyd Housing Association, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, the Wales Council for Voluntary Action, Police Authorities in Wales, the North Wales Coastal Forum, the 1993 Local Government (Wales) Bill, the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, the Campaign for Montgomeryshire and some matters relating to Ynys Môn. The correspondents include D. P. Garbett Edwards, Professor Emrys Jones, John Redwood, MP (as Secretary of State for Wales), Dr Brynley F. Roberts, Principal Elfed ap Nefydd Roberts and Lord Stanley of Alderley.

General correspondence relating to the affairs of the University of Wales. Among the subjects discussed are the Centenary celebrations of the University, the federal structure of the University of Wales, the Fellowship Fund, the status of the Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, and the proceedings of the Rosser Implementation Monitoring Committee. The correspondents include Viscount Astor, Sir Goronwy Daniel, Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickenson, Professor Hywel Teifi Edwards, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Rhodri Morgan, MP, Professor Gwyn Thomas, Dr David Thorne and Sir John Meurig Thomas.

Correspondence and papers concerning the employment contract of Sir John Meurig Thomas as the Deputy Pro-Chancellor of the University of Wales. The correspondents include Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickenson, Peter Swinnerton-Dyer, W. Emrys Evans, Sir Melvyn Rosser and Sir John Meurig Thomas.