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File contains leaflets relating to Baroness Randerson's campaign for election to the National Assembly for Wales int he Cardiff Central constituency in 1999.

File contains a report produced by AWEMA (All Wales Ethnic Minority Association) on the voting patterns of Black and Minority Ethnic voters in the Cardiff Central constituency during the elections to the National Assembly for Wales in 2003.

File contains election leaflets from Baroness Randerson's campaign for re-election to the National Assembly for Wales for the Cardiff Central constituency in 2007.

File contains local editions of the Focus newsletter, initially produced by the S. D. P./Liberal Alliance and later by the Liberal Democrats, long with a file containing copies of the Cardiff Herald Liberal Democrat newspaper.

Speech notes, summary of events and other related material concerning a Dic Penderyn Day rally in Cardiff, held 13 August 2003.

Lecture delivered to the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC) (now Cardiff Metropolitan University) by the then Secretary of State for Wales Peter Hain, 17 January 2003.

Libretti The Bridge/Y Bont (geiriau Menna Elfyn, cerddoriaeth Rob Smith), darn a gomisiynwyd gan Gelfyddydau Cymunedol Rhyng-ddiwylliannol De Cymru i nodi cynhadledd yr Euro Summit ym Mae Caerdydd, ynghyd â llythyr at Menna Elfyn oddi wrth Gyd-Bwyllgor Addysg Cymru yn datgan cyhoeddi'r gerdd fel rhan o gyfrol flodeugerdd.

Sgôr gerddorol In These Stones Horizons Sing, darn a gomisiynwyd i ddathlu agoriad Canolfan y Mileniwm yng Nghaerdydd; y gerddoriaeth gan Karl Jenkins a'r geiriau gan Menna Elfyn, Grahame Davies a Gwyneth Lewis.

Notices of assignments of leases and assignments of mortgages relating to leasehold properties in Cardiff

Series contains election leaflets from the Cardiff Central constituency from the elections to the National Assembly for Wales in 1999 and 2007, along with a document produced by the All Wales Ethnic Minority Association on black and minority ethnic voters for the 2003 election.

Programme schedule relating to a performance by The Old Pros duo, comprising Jen Wilson and poet Penny Windsor, at the Cardiff Literature Festival 1988.

Letter and booking agreement relating to Jen Wilson's performance at a Jazz Poetry & Blues event, part of the Welsh Academy's first Cardiff Bay Literature Festival, 2000.

Flyer for a Wales Assembly of Women (Cardiff and Glamorgan group) celebration dinner held at the University of Wales, Cardiff, 6 May 2004, at which Women in Jazz performed.

Material relating to the Voluntary Arts Network and Voluntary Arts Wales international conference which took place 11-12 November 2005 at the Millennium Centre, Cardiff, and which featured a lunchtime performance by Women in Jazz.

Correspondence relating to the Val Feld Memorial Dinner held at the Welsh Assembly in Cardiff, 13 October 2006, at which Women in Jazz performed.

Material relating to a series of workshops conducted by Women in Jazz at venues in Swansea, Newport and Cardiff as part of the Everywhere In Chains community project, which focused on human slavery and trafficking both historically and in its contemporary context.

Material relating to Cardiff's bid to be European Capital of Culture 2008, which includes an offer made to Women in Jazz towards the costs of developing a Women's Festival of Jazz to celebrate Cardiff's centenary celebrations in 2005.

Material, comprising provisional conference schedule, conference flyer and correspondence, relating to the Building Bridges: Oral History in Wales conference held 30-31 October 1993 at the Howardian Community Centre, Cardiff, at which Jen Wilson presented a paper titled The Women's Jazz Archive: a History of British Women's Music.

Material relating to a talk titled A Nobler Strife: Swansea Abolitionists and the Cincinnati Trail 1820-1907, presented by Jen Wilson to Cardiff University's Cardiff Centre for Lifelong Learning, 23 May 2007, including flyer, campus map and correspondence.

File comprises copies or written Parliamentary question 23 of 20th December 1955, where Llewellyn asks "the Secretary of state for the Home Department what conclusion he has reached upon the representations made to him by the Association of Welsh Local Authorities that Cardiff should be recognised as the capital of Wales" and the reply given by Gwilym Lloyd-George.