The Papers of Neil Kinnock

Correspondents include: Denis Healey; Peter Brighton, Director General of the Engineering Employers' Federation; Dennis Turner; Wilfrid Stevenson, Director of the British Film Institute (2); Sir Denis Forman, Director, Granada Group plc (3); Sir John Harvey-Jones, Chairman of Parallax Enterprises Limited; Douglas McClelland, Australian High Commissioner to Britain; Nicholas Serota, Director of the Tate Gallery; Dennis Stevenson [Chairman of Trustees, Tate Gallery]; William Matovu, Ugandan High Commissioner to Britain; Barry Sheerman; John Rea Price, President, Association of Directors of Social Services (3); Peter Preston, Editor of the Guardian (2); Brenda Dean; Bryan Davies, Secretary, Parliamentary Labour Party; Ian Linden, General Secretary, Catholic Institute for International Relations; Keith Vaz; Campbell Christie, General Secretary, Scottish Trades Union Congress; Leslie Griffiths, Superintendent Minister of the West London Mission (5); Nicolas Kent, Artistic Director of the Tricycle Theatre (2); Sir Sigmund Sternberg, Deputy Chairman of the Labour Finance and Industry Group (3); Robert Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury; Simon Haskel, Secretary of the Labour Finance and Industry Group (4); 3rd Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede, Opposition Chief Whip, House of Lords; Sir Simon Gourlay, President of the National Farmers' Union (NFU) (2); Bryce Harland, New Zealand High Commissioner to Britain; Norman Willis, General Secretary of the Trades Union Congress (TUC).

Also includes: programme for North Atlantic Assembly meeting, Nov 1990; Glenys Kinnock's diary for Nov-Dec; Parliamentary Labour Party diaries, Oct-Nov; briefing for a visit to GEC Plessey Telecommunications (GPT) in Beeston, Nottingham; timetable for a visit to Luton, May 1990; note of a meeting between NK and Alf Morris on disability policies.