During the years covered by this archive, CHE Tyneside actively campaigned on a number of political and social issues. Each campaign file typically contains administrative and correspondence files relating to the particular campaign; any reports, publications or resources produced by the CHE for the campaign; general research in relation to the issue in question; and research monitoring the outcomes of the campaign.

The Burroughs Corporation was one of IBM's main competitors.

For other papers relating to the Safety Critical Systems Task Force see BR/21/1/1

Founded in 1980, a-n The Artists Information Company is a non-profit-distributing limited company, run by a the a-n Board.

a-n Board determines policy and sets the strategic direction of the organisation. Board members play an active role representing a-n externally as well as monitoring the organisation against its agreed objectives and targets. Board members typically serve a three-year term and meet a minimum of four times a year.

Includes a document on Thomas Baker Brown's retirement as Chief Clerk in the Town Clerk's Department of Newcastle upon Tyne, and notes, presumably collected by Brown, on his family history.

This series comprises correspondence sent to other members of the Bell and Richmond families but which was held alongside Charles and family's papers. The sub-series are as follows:

CPT/6/1 - Letters to Hugh Bell and Florence Bell nee Olliffe from and about Mary Katharine Trevelyan nee Bell CPT/6/2 - Letters to Elsa Richmond nee Bell from Mary Katharine Trevelyan nee Bell CPT/6/3 - Letters to various Bell family members from Mary Katharine Trevelyan nee Bell

Further correspondence from members of the Bell family can be found in this collection at CPT/2/5, CPT/2/6 and CPT/2/7.