Janus: The Papers of Baroness Thatcher LG., OM., FRS.

Churchill/THCR 2/6/2 contains:
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34	Papers relating to the Confederation of British Industry, December 1979-February 1983
35	Correspondence between MT's Political Office (normally Richard Ryder or Ian Gow MP) and Robert Conquest, often enclosing Conquest's foreign affairs briefings and draft speech material for MT, June 1977-May 1983
36	Papers relating to Conservative Central Office, including copy minutes of Directors' meetings and Management meetings held at Conservative Central Office (MT did not attend)
37	Papers relating to Conservative Central Office, 1977/8-May 1981 (mainly February-December 1980)
38	Papers relating to Conservative Central Office, May-December 1979
39	Papers relating to Conservative Central Office, August 1980-September 1982
40	Papers relating to Conservative Central Office, May 1981-December 1982
41	Papers relating to Conservative Central Office, May 1982-May 1983
42	Papers relating to Conservative clubs, July 1979-February 1983
43	Papers relating to the publication of the Conservative Party's mid-term document, June 1980-September 1981
44	Correspondence and briefing notes from Patrick Cosgrave, ca. June 1976-September 1981
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The Papers of Baroness Thatcher LG., OM., FRS.

Title	Papers relating to Conservative Central Office, August 1980-September 1982
Reference	THCR 2/6/2/39
Covering Dates	August 1980-September 1982
Extent and Medium	3 folders

Content and context

Part 1, 1980: includes notes to MT from Alan Howarth (Director, Conservative Research Department) and Ian Gow (her Parliamentary Private Secretary) circulating a proposal for a "Quarterly Review", July-August 1980

Part 2, 1981: includes copies of correspondence between MT and Lord (Peter) Thorneycroft on the occasion of his resignation as Party Chairman, September 1981; and copies of MT's correspondence with his successor, Cecil Parkinson MP

Part 3, 1982

Access and Use

Part 1 opened in March 2011; part 2 in March 2012; and part 3 in March 2013

A digital version of the file in PDF format is available at Churchill Archives Centre

No further on-line information.