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Recording of BBC 'Watchdog', 8 March 1999.

Recording inscribed ‘The College of Law | 547 Asbestos Related Disease [09/98]’.

Recording of Carlton TV 'Peak practice: the ghost in the machine', transmitted 16 March 1998.

2 copies.

Recording of Meridian Television programme ‘Serve you right’ on asbestos.

Recording of White Lung Association ‘We have a right to breath’.

In chronological order.

Printouts of news items distributed through the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH) Newswatch e-list.

Originally filed "Jonathan Bennett" after the Public Affairs Director of NYCOSH.

Set of press cuttings 1994-2004 (bulk is 1997), the majority originals, many of them mounted. Covers a wide range of occupational and environmental health threats, features on healthy diets and other life style aspects that contribute to health, also DHSS claims, compensation, and many other topics.

Set of photocopies of press cuttings on asbestos, March-August 1997 and March-April 1998. Received from Thompson solicitors via Laurie Kazan-Allen.

Set of press cuttings 1977-1984, predominantly from 1978. Covers a range of aspects of scientific and environmental and occupational health news including asbestos-related. Includes an office note from 1989.

Compiled by SPAID staffer Martin Stower, possibly prior to joining the organisation.

• copy of article ‘Asbestos – the most lethal of a safety materials’, unidentified source, c.1974
• copy of ‘Killer dust in school’, in ‘The Teacher’ 30 April 1976
• copy of ‘Dust danger shuts two more’, in ‘The Teacher’ 14 May 1976
• copy of ‘Dust probe’, in ‘Building Design’ 21 May 1976
• copy of ‘Alert over school buildings’, in ‘Building Design’ 14 January 1977
• copy of ‘Sennet’ (London’s student paper) 14 February 1979, marked ‘not asbestos’

Set of photocopies from 'The Times' 1965-1967, with a listing summarising each article:

• (A) Wed 17 Mar 1965 p. 7: “research into hazards of asbestos”
• (B) Sat 12 Jun 1965 p. 8: “Asbestos poisoning from overalls”
• (C) Fri 15 Apr 1966 p. 15: “Science and Medicine: Examining the hazards to health of asbestos”
• (D) Mon 4 Jul 1966 p. 10: “Village tips case for inquiry”
• (E) Fri 11 Apr 1967 p. 2: “Lung risks, so trains drop asbestos”
• (F) Sat 20 May 1967 p. 15: “New health guard for asbestos workers”
• (G)-(J) Tu 28 Nov 1967 – special supplement on asbestos p. I-IV

Press coverage, January to December 1985. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos (all aspects - impact on health, state of the industry, regulation, accountability of lawyers, etc) but also covers other themes including nuclear power, the environmental impact of chemical plant, cancer research, etc.

Press coverage, May to December 1984. In reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos (all aspects - impact on health, state of the industry, regulation, accountability of lawyers, etc) but also covers other themes.

Press coverage, January to December 1982. Roughly in reverse chronological order. Original cuttings mostly mounted.

Mainly on asbestos (all aspects - impact on health, state of the industry, regulation, accountability of lawyers, etc) but also covers other themes. Very extensive on Yorkshire Television documentary ‘Alice - a fight for life’ (broadcast 20 July 1982).

Includes a copy of Thames Television's 'Asbestos (Some questions and answers)', compiled by Peter Moore and Alan Dalton in association with the HELP! Programme [1982]. Also copy of the ‘New statesman’ 27 August 1982, with cover story on Alice Jefferson / ‘Asbestos: licence to kill renewed’.