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Dalton accused the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) of a lack of openness about its enforcement record and requested information under its open-government policy. He subsequently complained about the HSE to the Ombudsman. This series includes correspondence and papers about those requests and complaints.

The series also includes correspondence and papers resulting from other interactions between Dalton and the HSE. There is, for example, correspondence between Dalton and the HSE on asbestos-related topics. There are also papers on the proposed amendments to the control of asbestos at work regulations, papers on the HSE campaign to increase awareness of duty to manage risks from asbestos in the workplace as well as various HSE circulars, press releases and leaflets, mainly on asbestos.

Published works on asbestos and other environmental and occupational health issues collected by Dalton. Includes several works by Dalton.

Documentation from a number of projects and information resources with bearings on mesothelioma mortality and death certification. Roughly in chronological order.

Files on miscellaneous topics, activities and inspirations. Includes correspondence, press cuttings, articles, brochures, handwritten notes, flyers, invitations, leaflets, poems, sketches and programmes. The titles of the files are those assigned by Wyllie.

Research profile of each department in the University of Strathclyde.

Dalton was Research Fellow in Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety at the British Society for Social Responsibility in Science (BSSRS) from 1974 to 1978 and subsequently on the editorial board of Hazards magazine, the magazine on health and safety in the workplace produced by the BSSRS. This series comprises papers and correspondence originating from both these roles, including an incomplete run of Hazards magazine.

Series of files on asbestos-related topics. Some files were created by Dalton in the course of a single role, eg as Researcher in Health and Safety at the Labour Research Department, whereas other files span more than one role.

Correspondence between Dalton and fellow activists, occupational health experts, historians, scientists, doctors, solicitors and others.

Handbooks for students taking Scottish Studies as a principal subject in the BA offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the Unversity of Strathclyde. Sets out course objectives, skills used, methods of teaching and assessment, staff profiles, entrance requirements, the degree programme and descriptions of classes.

Correspondence and papers on Dalton's career, libel cases brought against him and his health.

Correspondence and papers relating to Dalton's involvement in the production of television and radio programmes on asbestos, together with a series of video recordings and transcripts of documentaries and other programmes collected by Dalton on asbestos and other environmental and occupational health and safety topics.

Booklets of prizewinning poems and a selection of the entries.

Handbook for staff on management structure and policies and procedures of Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Strathclyde.