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Correspondence and papers (including drafts) re SPAID publication on 'Asbestos and dockers', c.1985-1988, including earlier materials c.1966-1982.

• version of 'Asbestos and dockers', dated 1988
• photocopy of Martin Stower (April 1985) 'Dockworkers and asbestos-related diseases' ('Health and safety at work', pp. 36, 38) and typescript draft
• typescript of SPAID note 17b 'Asbestos kills husband and wife'
• documentation from the Turner & Newall Archive relating to asbestos widow Molly Fisher, whose husband Samuel Fisher had been an asbestos spinner; also press coverage re safety limits

• board with black and white photograph mounted (marked 'Ultra thin' at front and 'B34' at the back; stamped 'Queen Mary College Biological Electron Microscope Unit')
• black and white photograph, two sizes, of object under microscope; '10kv x1,000 10μm 541005'

Nancy Tait's response to Consultation Paper CP 08/02 on the implementation of the Joint Law Commission and Scottish Law Commission report (September 2002) ‘Third parties – rights against insurers’. Includes:

• Nancy Tait's response, November 2002
• annotated copy of Lord Chancellor's Department (September 2002) ‘Third parties – rights against insurers: a Consultation Paper on the implementation of the Joint Law Commission and Scottish Law Commission Report "Third parties – rights against insurers" by way of a regulatory reform order'
• Department for Constitutional Affairs (February 2004) 'Third parties – rights against insurers: analysis of the responses to the Consultation Paper on the implementation of the Joint Law Commission and Scottish Law Commission Report "Third parties – rights against insurers" by way of a regulatory reform order' (CP (R) 08/02)

Includes a copy of the draft report on an enquiry into discipline at the Hotel School, which discusses the roles and responsibilities of Monsieur and Madame Dutron (see OF/26/1/5).

Recording and transcript of Jois Stansfield in conversation with Jackie Clydesdale on 14 September 2017 discussing her training and career as a speech therapist (qualified 1959), including her training and work overseas in countries including Canada, Australia, Africa, and Malta.

Application for core funding from the Rowan Charitable Trust.

OEDA applied for £10,000 for 2003-2004, reducing to £5,000 and £2,000 over the following years.

Drafts (October 1999, January 2000) of 'MDHS 100: surveying, sampling and assessment of asbestos containing materials' and correspondence. Also copy practical guide to the implications of MDHS 100.

Six Medical Appeal Tribunal (MAT) case files, in alphabetical order.

Recording and transcript of David Walker in conversation with Thomas O'Connor, aged 72, in 2009.

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.

Yellow document wallets, each originally with nearly 100 copies of the asbestos information sheet it contained. As follows:

• ' (a) DSS boards and problems | (for mature students – thesis and projects) | Dec 87': containing document ‘SPAID secretary's report' 1 December 87
• '(b) For mature students only | Help for asbestos victims | Meeting Sponsored by Frank Field MP and John Hunt MP Nov ‘87': containing document ‘Help for asbestos victims … Nov 1987’
• '(c) Check with NT before sending| "Introduction to asbestos related disease" by Dr Hanson)': containing document as described, by Dr Audrey Hanson MD FRCP
• '(d) Check with NT before sending | "Current situation regarding compensation for asbestos induced diseases" by Dr Rudd) | 1-12-87': containing document as described, by Dr Robin Rudd, consultant physician at the London Chest Hospital
• '(e) The asbestos disease - prevention and care | by Nancy Tait. | Oct 87': as described