Regarding Durham Miners Gala. Presented by Alan Plater

With programmes from the Newcastle Playhouse that gives personal notes on those involved in the production including Alan Plater and Sid Chaplin, introduces the company and cast, and a brief synopsis of scenes, Sunderland Drama Club with foreword by Alex Glasgow (who wrote the music), synopsis of scenes, and information about the play and players; Fortune Theatre (Bill Hays Production), Leeds Playhouse, Tyneside Theatre Company, Newcastle People's Theatre, Nottingham Playhouse and Royalty Theatre Sunderland.

Includes cards from Rosemary and John Peace, Roseen and Andrew Freeth, Jane and Fred Reed, Sarah and Norman Cornish, and Lucy and Jack Richards. With signed postcard from 'highly acclaimed' unidentified Greek artist.

For Tyne Tees Television. Includes ideas for various scenes and episodes including Family Matters, Me Grandma, Jimmy at the bus stop, The Worker, The Gambler, and The Baby-Sitter. Annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink and pencil. Includes copies of Private Eye April and May 1970 that were possibly used for research purposes.

Consists of Short story The Jarpin, as part of the Weekend Extra edited by Jackie McGlone. Article God, Gifts and Goodness, From the Sunday Times. Regarding the rule of the methodist chapel. Copy of paper 'British Weekly. A Journal of Christian and Social Progress' with article Unity at Canterbury. Copy of the 'Evening Chronicle Discover Northumbria' with article The place I call Hyam. Short story A Christmas Crutch, from the Christmas Extra series. Copy of North Magazine with article The Big Meeting: A Celebration of the 100th Anniversary, regarding the 100th anniversary of the Durham miner's gala. Hearth and Home with article Forum, regarding the new Forum building in Billingham. Copy of The Northumbrian With Sid's short story Christams at the Coal, taken from the Smell of Sunday Dinner Article 'A Theatre for the Tyne' from the programme for 'Bartholomew Fair' by Ben Jonson at The University Theatre, Newcastle Upon Tyne, on the occasion of the official opening of the University Theatre. and a Greek Magazine with short story The Country Boys.

Clean copy typescript of untitled poem about rivers.