Janus: The Papers of Sir Robin Chichester-Clark

Churchill/CCLK 2 contains:
1	Prime Ministerial minutes and other papers dating from the time of European accession negotiations, 1961-63
2	Common Market negotiations, background briefings for ministers, 4 September 1962
3	Conservative Party Arts Policy Group [RCC was initially Chairman], 1964 & 1966-70
4	Papers relating to the retirement of Frank Carr as Director, National Maritime Museum, 1966
5	"Arts 1967", 1966-69
6	"SET [Selective Employment Tax]" and the publishers, 1967
7	Miscellaneous papers, including correspondence and press cuttings relating to the Tate Gallery, 1969
8	Report of the Conservative Party's Policy Group on the Arts, June 1969
9	Papers relating to the Palace of Westminster debate and the Whitehall Plan, October-November 1965
10	Whitehall redevelopment plan, 1965-66
11	Whitehall redevelopment plan, circa 1965-69
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The Papers of Sir Robin Chichester-Clark

Title	Conservative Party Arts Policy Group [RCC was initially Chairman], 1964 & 1966-70
Reference	CCLK 2/3
Covering Dates	1964–1970
Extent and Medium	4 folders

Content and context

Includes minutes, reports and papers of the Group; letter to RCC from Jack Andrews (Minister of Finance for Northern Ireland) relating to the role of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, 10 July 1964; RCC's correspondence with Edward ("Ted") Heath MP relating to the establishment of a Policy Group on the Arts, 25 & 27 July 1966; two letters from Heath to RCC following his suggestion for an unofficial policy group on building and construction, 20 September 1966 & 6 October 1966; and RCC's correspondence with Brian Batsford MP, September 1967, Sir Edward Boyle MP, January 1968, Paul Channon MP, May 1970, Sir Robin Darwin (Royal College of Art), May 1967-January 1968, and Sir Harmar Nicholls MP, May-June 1967.

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