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Academic papers and reports collected by Dalton on a variety of environmental and occupational health topics other than asbestos. Topics include factory inspectors, environmental health risk assessment and risk management, environmental regulation, health and safety regulation, dust control, ventilation, local exhaust systems, compressed air spraying, respiratory protection, asthma, cardiovascular disease, industrial lead poisoning, manual handling, musculoskeletal disorders, repetitive strain injuries, work-related stress, shiftwork and long working hours, sickness absence, work-related deaths, noise, cleaning agents, dry-cleaning solvents, hazardous waste treatment, municipal waste management, recycling, man-made mineral fibres, organophosphates, ethics in occupational medicine, MRSA, air pollution, and the health of oil workers, miners, paper-recycling workers and workers in sewage treatment works.

Many of the works are annotated by Dalton.

Issues of Hazards Bulletin (from 1984 Hazards), a magazine on health and safety in the workplace produced by the British Society for Social Responsibility in Science (BSSRS). Incomplete.

SPAID / OEDA's core funding from 1983 to December 2002 came through the administration of Greater London. Initially this was a grant from the Greater London Council (GLC), and from 1986 a grant through the London Boroughs' Grant Scheme, which was set up under Section 48 of the Local Government Act 1985 to continue support for voluntary and community sector organisations operating in more than one borough. From 2000 to 2002, when a new legislative body known as the Greater London Authority (GLA) was established, OEDA received GLA funding. OEDA's subsequent applications to GLA were unsuccessful.

Both the funding applications themselves and the organisation's interactions with the grant scheme administration offer rich insight into SPAID / OEDA's activities and how the organisation evolved over time.

Academic papers, letters to journal editors, theses and reports on asbestos collected by Dalton. Many of the works are annotated by Dalton.

National, regional and constituency election communications from the following parties:
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party,
Scottish Labour Party,
Scottish National Party,
Scottish Liberal Democrats,
Scottish Green Party,
Scottish Socialist Party,
Scottish People's Alliance,
Prolife Party,
United Kingdom Independence Party,
Scottish Unionist Party,
Communist Party of Great Britain,
British National Party,
Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party (SSCUP),
The Fishing Party,
Protect Rural Scotland Party,
The Pensioners Party,
Adam Lyal's Witchery Tour Party,
Liberal Party in Scotland,
The Countryside Party,
Local Health Concern.

Election communications for the following independent candidates: Gordon Campbell, Danny McCafferty, Christopher Donohue, Ian Borthwick, Alastair Harper, Damien Quigg, Colin McCartney, Abdul Razaq Dean, Alistair McConnachie, Dennis Canavan, Andrew Rodger, Thomas Lamont, May Anderson, Thomas Burns, Jean Turner.

Also manifestos; newspapers; publications by the Electoral Commission and the Electoral Reform Society; and miscellaneous publications.

Press cuttings on asbestos collected by Dalton.

Invitation to private view on 14 February 2002 and photograph of George Wyllie at Resurgam Revisited: eightieth birthday exhibition held at Rebecca Hossack Gallery and Sculpture Garden, London, 14 February-9 March 2002