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See also no. 58.

Includes Steel - Public Enterprise a Private Ownership? by Charles H. de Peyer, Sunday Citizen Pamphlet, 1964; minutes of a quarterly consultative meeting between BSC and the TUC Steel Committee, July 1972; 'The Steel Industry Review', Report of the Welsh Council of Labour, c. 1972; 'East Moors - British Steel Corporation's Proposals' statement on behalf of the Cardiff City Council, Jan. 1973; 'Billet Making at East Moors - An appraisal of the W. S. Atkins Report', East Moors Works Council, May 1973; 'The Future of East Moors', Reports of the Works Council Sept. 1973; 'Evidence to the Parliamentary Select Committee Conducting an Enquiry into the Steel Industry', Labour Party Wales, April 1976.

Includes 'Proposed Developments in the Steel Industry - Effects on Wales and what needs to be done', Welsh Council of Labour, Jan. 1972 and Jan. 1973; 'Evidence to the Parliamentary Select Committee conducting an Enquiry into the Steel Industry', Labour Party Wales, May 1976; a letter from Alan Williams, Minister of State for Industry, April 1977; 'The Steel Industry and Coking Coal Imports', TUC March 1980; 'The Background of the Corporate Plan', British Steel Corporation, Feb. 1981; statement on the steel industry by [Sir Keith Joseph, Secretary of State for Industry], Feb. 1981.

Includes 'The Steel Industry in Wales', Welsh Council, Aug. 1972; 'Steel Closure Review', Interim Report by Lord Beswick, Minister of State, Department of Industry, Feb. 1975; 'The Steel Industry in Wales', Welsh Council, Feb. 1975; 'Steel in Britain', Industrial Policy Sub-Committee, Labour Party Wales, May 1975; 'The Case for an Integrated Steel Industry in West Wales', West Wales Steel Development Committee, Sept. 1975; British Steel, BSC Quarterly Review, No. 29 Autumn 1975; a letter from Rhodri Morgan, South Glamorgan County Council, to James Callaghan MP, Dec. 1975; 'Joint Statement on reductions in employment costs and improvements in Labour productivity' BSC and TUCSICC, Feb. 1976.

Includes 'British Steel Corporation - Interim Statement to September 1979'; 'Economic changes in Gwent', Gwent County Council, Dec. 1979; 'The Steel Crisis: An impact Study', Dec. 1979; 'South Wales and the European Community - The Way ahead', Standing Conference on regional policy in South Wales, Dec. 1979; a statement by the Welsh Labour Group, Dec. 1979; 'South Wales and the 1980 Steel Crisis - An impact Study and action proposals', Standing Conference on Regional Policy in South Wales, 1980; 'Wales TUC Steel and Coal Campaign Broadsheet', c. 1980; a speech by T. Alec Jones, shadow Secretary of State for Wales, Jan. 1980; a letter from Lord Jack Brooks, Feb. 1980; 'The outlook for jobs in Wales', Feb. 1980; a letter from Keith Joseph, Secretary of State for Industry to George Wright, General Secretary Wales TUC, April 1980.

Includes a letter from J. M. Kay, Jan. 1980.

Includes a letter from Jim Griffiths MP.

Includes minutes of the Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development Sub-Committee, Aug. 1974 and March 1976; 'Development Board of Rural Wales consultation paper', Welsh Office, Feb. 1976; 'Development Board of Rural Wales - a background paper', Feb. 1976.

Includes Labour's policy for protecting rural communities, 1985; Hansard report on the debate on Rural Communities in Wales, June 1988; Welsh Rural Forum, St David's University College, Lampeter, Sept. 1985; Rural Jobs Initiative, 1985; Rural Areas Conference, Oct. 1985; Gwaith i Gymru gyda Llafur, 1986; 'A survival plan for Wales' by Barry Jones; c. 1986.

Papers and correspondence relating to responses to the Executive Committee discussion documents, 'The place of the Welsh language in education', Dec. 1977, including a letter from John Morris, Secretary of State for Wales, Feb. 1976, on meeting the additional costs of bilingual education; letters with comments from constituency Labour Parties and other interested bodies; a letter from Barry Jones MP, Dec. 1977; 'The place of the Welsh language in education', Executive Committee discussion document, Dec. 1977; 'Labour and the Welsh Language', Welsh Council of Labour, c.1970s.

Papers, correspondence and press releases relating to Gwynedd Education Authority's Welsh language policy in schools and the opposition of the pressure group 'Parents for Optional Welsh' to compulsory Welsh language courses at Friars School, Bangor, including a letter from Barry Jones MP, Jan. 1979.

Includes extracts from three speeches by Neil Kinnock MP, Labour Chief spokesman on Education, Sept., Nov. and Dec. 1982.

Includes The right to health - Labour plans for the National Health Service, July 1977; Patients first - consultative paper on the structure and management of the National Health Services in England and Wales, HMSO, Dec. 1979; The structure and management of the National Health Service in Wales, HMSO, July 1980; correspondence from constituency parties and interested organisations containing responses to Patients First; Labour Party Wales observations on Patients First, April 1980.