Indenture and related memorandum.
Printed.
'Asbestos newsletter' reported on this programme: "This thirty minute documentary examined the on-going problem of asbestos in London schools, apartment and civic buildings. It highlighted the pioneering work of Mrs Nancy Tait, founder of SPAID (the Society for Prevention of Asbestosis and Industrial Diseases), who has been warning since 1982 of the mesothelioma epidemic only recently identified by British epidemiologist Professor Julian Peto. The program was followed by a one hour discussion and phone-in on local radio in which Mrs. Tait, Professor Peto and Nigel Bryson of the General Municipal and Boilermakers Union answered callers' queries and debated the issues raised. The radio 4 BBC series: Face the Facts broadcast a special forty minute program on March 4 which looked at the history of asbestos in the UK."
Booklet and posters for Fearful Symmetry and Blake’s Bike exhibition held at Rebecca Hossack Gallery and Sculpture Garden, London, 17 October-17 December 1994 and at St James’ Church, Piccadilly, London, 7 November-10 December 1994.
Building plans detailing proposed alterations to Ross Hall and a proposed new men's hostel block.
Correspondence and papers re delivery of a functional analysis of OEDA and a business plan, in time for the annual monitoring visit of the London Boroughs Grants Unit (LBGU).
Communications and documentation obtained chiefly through contacts with American litigators whose clients included victims of asbestos-related disease. First among these litigators was James Walker of Walker & Wylder, Bloomington, Illinois, whose correspondence and document exchange with Flynn started c.1982.
Cape's North American subsidiaries included:
Includes agendas, meeting minutes, accounts, reports from Chaplains, memoranda, and correspondence.
Four explanatory documents related to an appeal for the formation of a Chaplaincy Centre for the Univesity of Strathclyde.