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Display board on the removal of blue asbestos from trains. Features extracts from Tait et al. (1979) 'National priorities in occupational disease: the family and the community', black and white photographs of a derailed carriage insulated with asbestos and of equipment used to remove asbestos insulation from trains, and colour photographs captioned 'The blue train - Australia'

Labelled SPAID.

Invitation from the Law Reform Advisory Committee for Northern Ireland for Nancy Tait to comment on how often industrial injury claimants encountered the issue at the heart of Arnold v. Central Electricity Generating Board (i.e. latency) and that dealt with in Bradley v. Eagle Star (i.e. multiple employers).

Nancy Tait's notes marked 'Cleveland meeting', on a conference chaired by Paul Harford, of the Cleveland Council, c.1984. Other speakers included Tom Abram, "Mr Poad", "Mr D Bury from County Architects", etc.

Cleveland County (1974-1996) was situated in the Tees Valley region of North Yorkshire in the North East of England.

Nancy Tait and her organisation actively engaged with the Disability Alliance in the early 1980s. In 1989 they let membership lapse but continued to purchase the 'Disability Alliance handbook' each year until 2006.

Disability Alliance is a London-based charity currently named Disability Rights UK.

Outgoing correspondence, October 2004 to April 2005, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, 20 April to 30 September 2004, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, January to 19 April 2004, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, September to December 2003, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, April to August 2003, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, November 2002 to March 2003, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, 20 June to 31 October 2002, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, March to 19 June 2002, in reverse chronological order.

Outgoing correspondence, October 2001 to February 2002, in reverse chronological order.