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Copy of a keynote speech given by Elfyn Llwyd at Holyhead in 2005 relating to policing and justice.

Papers relating to a campaign to uncover the circumstances surrounding the death of Lance-Corporal Thomas Keys and five other military policemen who were killed in Iraq in 2003.

Papers relating to the reform of leasehold legislation.

Papers, many from the House of Commons Justice Committee, relating to legal aid and the family justice review.

A document setting out key facts on legal aid spending 1996-2002.

Various papers and publications relating to Parliamentary work on justice including papers on adoption law, cyberstalking, sentencing and the Justice and Security Bill.

The file comprises papers relating to an evidence session with the Legal Services Commission before the House of Commons Justice Committee including written evidence submitted by Citizen's Advice, Rights of Women, Southall Black sisters, the Law Society of England and Wales and the Immigration Law Practitioners Association.

Letters and files related to the Plaid Cymru Meirionydd Regional Committee

Letters of thanks received by Elfyn Llwyd for work undertaken as a constituency MP.

Correspondence relating to Environment Agency schemes to manage the flow of water from Llyn Celyn and Llyn Tegid and local concerns about these proposals.

Papers relating to local government in Wales including plans for reorganisation.

Papers relating to the role of local government and the relationship between local and central government including a submission by Plaid Cymru to the House of Lords Select Committee on the relationship between central and local government and questions for Plaid Cymru to ask.

Papers relating to the budgtes provided by the Welsh Office to Welsh local authorities for the 1997-1998 financial year. There are specific papers relating to Isle of Anglesey, Ceredigion and Gwynedd.

Papers relating to the Welsh office grants to local authorities in Wales for the 1997/7 financial year.

Papers relating to the reorganisation of local government in Wales including material relating to social services, libraries, archives and the potential splitting o Powys into three smaller councils as well as a proposed amendment to the bill which would have created the post of Children's Commissioner for Wales.

Correspondence relating to the reorganisation of local government in Wales under the Local Government (Wales) Act 1994.

Papers relating to plans to reorganise local government in Wales under the Local Government (Wales) Act 1994 including material relating to internal arrangements and options to use the 'Powys model' in Gwynedd Council where area committees would be established for each of the districts in the new council area, options for Ceredigion, the role of town councils and the case against establishing unitary authorities.

Correspondence from members of the public in response to plans to re-organise local government in Wales into 22 unitary authorities under the Local Government (Wales) Act 1994. Much of the correspondence relates to support to re-instate the historic shire counties.

Papers relating to local government reorganisation in Wales under the Local Government (Wales) Act 1994 including a circular to local councils on transitional arrangements, amendment proposed by the Council of Welsh Districts and attempts by Lord Elis-Thomas to include provision for a Children's Commissioner for Wales as part of the legislation.