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Papers relating to The Cake Crew in Bala including issues with the landlord and parking restrictions.

Papers relating to a campaign to establish a General Register Office for Wales, including correspondence, papers relating to the court case resulting from Dr Clowes refusal to complete the 1981 census form, correspondence regarding Census Users' Meetings, notes from telephone calls, copies of official documents, newspaper articles, and documents stating the case for the establishment of a General Register Office for Wales.

File contains papers relating to the campaign for a Welsh Language Act including; statements issued by the Secretary of State for Wales, press releases, statements by organisations such as the Welsh Consumer Council and the CBI, plans for campaigning and lobbying, copies of amendments to the Bill, some correspondence, Parliamentary committee reports, a speech (possibly given by Lord Gwilym Prys-Davies), representations on the Bill from Cefn and Rhieni Dros Addysg Gymraeg and newspaper cuttings.

Papers relating to the campaign for a Welsh Language Act in the 1980s including; copies of ministerial statements, Parliamentary questions, notes on a draft Act sponsored by Dafydd Wigley MP and Lord Gwilym Prys-Davies, correspondence, press releases, papers prepared by Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg and Urdd Gobaith Cymru, examples of a lack of Welsh language services available to the public, the status of Welsh in the Education Reform Act 1988, minutes and agendas of Gweithgor Deddf Newydd yr Iaith Gymraeg (New Welsh Language Act Working Group), statistical information, correspondence regarding the effect of the Race Relations Act on the provision of services in Welsh and a copy of a memorandum on the workings of the Welsh Language Act 1967 on the use of Welsh in the criminal justice system prepared by the National Council for Civil Liberties.

Correspondence from members of the public, local organisations, Meirionydd District Council and the Ymgyrch Meirionydd Campaign relating to the plan to include Meirionydd with Dwyfor and Arfon in a new unitary authority as part of local government reorganisation in Wales under the Local Government (Wales) Act 1994.

File comprises material used in the campaign for lawmaking powers for the National Assembly for Wales, including leaflets, stickers, supporters' information packs and a draft of the petition.

Photocopy of the typed document outlining a campaign plan based on a March election.

Correspondence regarding census questions on fluency in Welsh, Gaelic and Irish along with statistical documents from the census for Gwynedd, Powys and South Glamorgan.

Sheets from a petition signed by members of the public calling for Prime Minister Tony Blair to be impeached over alleged misrepresentation of intelligence before the Iraq War 2003-2011.

File contains letters, documents produced by Cardiff County Council, press releases, briefing notes and newspaper articles relating to the campaign to locate the National Assembly for Wales in Cardiff. The Welsh Office began to look at a range of possible sites across Wales after the Secretary of State for Wales and Cardiff County Council were unable to agree on the use of Cardiff City Hall for the Assembly.

Files contains papers from the Parliament for Wales Campaign and the Cardiff Says Yes Campaign relating to the campaign for devolution and the establishment of the National Assembly for Wales.

[1991-1992]. 6 ff. Cyhoeddwyd fel Cân y Tri Llanc / The Song of the Three. Geiriau o’r Apocrypha (Pen-y-groes: Cyhoeddiadau Curiad, 1992).

Y geiriau gan R. Williams Parry. (I. Y Gylfinir; II. Tylluanod; III. Mae Hiraeth yn y Môr). Llais a phiano. Nodyn hawlfraint Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru, 1963. UWP 133 [1963], Cyhoeddwyd fel Caneuon y Tri Aderyn, y geiriau gan R. Williams Parry. I Soprano neu Denor gyda chyfeiliant piano. Cyfansoddwyd ar gais y B.B.C., 1961 (Caerdydd: Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru, 1963), ynghyd ag argraffiadau eraill a gyhoeddwyd yn 1987, 1988 a 2001.

Two papers on drug use: a draft papers on the problem of drug dependence and substance misuse by the Home Affairs Group and a paper published by the Addiction Research Foundation of Ontario on the adverse health effects of Cannabis.

Letters, accounts and other papers relating to the Captain Dunken's estate. Includes probate of the will of Captain Dunken, 'native of Lieben in Courland a citizen of the city of Hamburgh (will, 1832) and 'late of Macao in the East Indies deceased' (probate), a memorandum of the baptisms of John and Catherine Edwards of Arddynwynt's children, p. Mold, 1789-1805, an affadavit relating to the children, including Mary (afterwards Mrs Dunken), 1861, and most of the documents marked A-S referred to in the affadavit.

Dunken (d. 10 Aug. 1833) was commander of the ship 'Reform' of Hamburg. John Dugdale (d. 29 July 1855) of Dugdale & Bros, Manchester, was one of Dunken's executors.

Files contains material distributed in Cyncoed and Lakeside by the Liberal Democrat candidates for the by-election for Cardiff City Council held in 1992.

File contains leaflets and posters from the by-election held in the Cyncoed ward for the Cardiff City Council in 1983.