A small collection of unscaled sketches demonstrating the land coverage of The Deep and concept designs for the external façade. File contains 32 items.

Extension to The Deep aquarium, containing offices, storage, and retail facilities. Terry Farrell and Partners were asked to deliver the concept design and supervise local architects.

Throughout the course of the project there appears to have been professional relationship difficulties between the local architect contractors, councillors, Terry Farrell Partnership and The Deep management. This involved divergent views on how Terry Farrell Partnership felt the original concept design was being executed in practice. The project may have continued without the involvement of the Terry Farrell Partnership.

Model of The Deep aquarium building made from plastic, with blue acrylic representing water, a carpark made from cardboard with small model cars, along thing silver structure made from plastic. Wooden base. Encased in a clear acrylic box casing, which is screwed into each side of the wooden base. Dimensions of height, width, depth in centimetres: 45 x 68 x 21

Includes correspondence, a setting proof, a clean copy typescript, research material, reviews and publicity material relating to The Dead Poets' Cabaret.

Consists of material relating to the writing and publication of novel The Day of the Sardine, and it's translation into French, Russian, and Czechoslovakian. The UK version was published by Eyre & Spottiswoode, London 1961, re-printed by Eyre Methuen, London in 1973, by Amethyst, Leeds in 1983 and Scorpion, London in 1989. Published in Russia c. 1961, France c.1961, and Czechozslovakia c.1968

Consists of material relating to the writing, production, and promotion of play The Day of the Sardine, based on Sid Chaplin's novel of the same title. Sid collaborated on the writing with David Illingworth. The play premiered at the Forum Theatre, Billingham on 3rd October 1973.