The Papers of Sir Robin Chichester-Clark

Robin Chichester-Clark was born on 10th January 1928, the son of Captain James Chichester-Clark (name changed from Clark in 1922) and Marion Chichester (later Brackenbury). Robin Chichester-Clark was an Ulster Unionist MP from 1955 until February 1974; PPS to Financial Secretary to the Treasury, 1958; Asst Government Whip (unpaid), 1958-60; a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury, 1960-61; Comptroller of HM Household, 1961-64; Chief Opposition Spokesman on Northern Ireland, 1964-70, on Public Building and Works and the Arts, 1965-70; Minister of State, Dept of Employment, 1972-74. He was the Director of the Institute of Works Managers, 1968 - 1972. He is the brother of James Chichester-Clark, Lord Moyola, who was Prime Minister of Northern Ireland from 1969 - 1971.

Political and personal papers, including material relating to Northern Ireland.

The papers were given to Churchill Archives Centre by Sir Robin Chichester-Clark in November 2008 and September 2009

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A copy of this finding aid is available for consultation at Churchill Archives Centre, Cambridge, and on the Janus website, http://janus.lib.cam.ac.uk/.

The papers, except for section 6 (press cuttings), were catalogued by Andrew Riley in 2009 - 2010. Subsequent cataloguing work and the collection level description were completed by Madelin Terrazas in 2011. Biographical information was obtained from "Who's Who" (A & C Black 2011) and thePeerage.com.