Includes material relating to Alnwick and Berwick writers workshops.

Consists of a wristlet identification badge which features the details of Private E. Brown.

Print taken from Joseph Crawhall II's woodblock depicting wreath, table and cup, as used in his published works 'Impreses Quaint' and 'Chorographia, or A Survey of Newcastle Upon Tyne.'

Consists of pdf documents on patient safety, organised under the relevant titles. Covering patient safety challenges, solutions, learning from error within European and rest of world organisations focusing specifically on African partnerships.

This report, produced by Sir Liam in his role as Chair of the World Health Organization's World Alliance for Patient Safety, newly established in May 2004, sets out a programme to deliver it's functions based on the deliberations of seminars, discussions at the World Health Organization itself and meetings with expert advisors. It comprises six areas of proposed actions to reduce harm caused to patients on a global scale, including a Global Patient Safety Challenge, patient and consumer involvement, developing a patient safety taxonomy and reporting and learning to improve patient safety and reduce the risks from health care.

Programme and papers for the meeting held 7 - 9 December 1994 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Unpublished version of a paper by John Tomaney titled 'Regional Culture', to be published in the Cambridge Companion to Modern British Culture (Cambridge University Press, 2007) and a photocopy of his article "Contemporary Britain and its regions".

Consists of various versions of typescript and printouts in Italian and English translation.

Consists of annotated proofs and printouts, these have corrections and layout decisions. This is likely to have been done by Neil Astley and translation amendments by Galway Kinnell. These are out of sequence.

Consists of proofs, printouts and photocopies of typescript. The only pages to be edited are the prints of the introduction with the note "17/3/95 version", this is annotated with corrections, suggestions and added information. There is a letter from Jill Lewis to Neil Astley regarding her set of proofs.