Consists of a black and white author's photograph of Roy Fisher.

Consists of letters and proofs relating to the published poetry works of Roy Fisher.

Consists of published works by Roy Cameron.

Consists of a review of the short story collection Smoked Meat. Also includes a review of Olivia Byard's poetry collection Strange Horses. For Olivia Byard, please also see FLP/1/1/4.

Meeting papers for the European Union meeting held on 16 September 1993 in Brussels.

A series of reports which were published in 1996 as outputs of a series of 'colloquium' events held in 1995. For each event we hold a briefing paper, published prior to the event for delegates, and a report published after the the event as an output. These events and related reports are as follows:

'Round Midnight 1: Reach for your gun
Topic: Cultural Policy Making
Colloquium Venue: Cumbria College of Art, Carlisle, 30-31 July 1995.

'Round Midnight 2: Words are out, image is in?
Topic: Education
Colloquium Venue: Charlotte Mason College, Ambleside, 15-16 August 1995

'Round Midnight 3: The ghosts in the mill
Topic: Access and Distribution
Colloquium Venue: University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne, 05-06 September 1995

'Round Midnight 4: Gaudy objects
Topic: Art, Industry and Commerce
Colloquium Venue: Newcastle College, Newcastle upon Tyne, 25-26 October 1995.

'Round Midnight 5: Strictly Ballroom
Topic: Engagement
Colloquium Venue: Durham University Business School, Durham, 20-21 November 1995

'Round Midnight 6: Fairground attractions
A special end of project meeting and report
Colloquium Venue: Newcastle College, Newcastle upon Tyne, 03 February 1996.

There is also an 'Observers Prospectus' for this series.

Consists of a rough sketch of metal pincers which is annoted.

Contains issues 17 and 19.

The client asked the Farrell Grimshaw partnership to design a flexible factory on the firm’s existing site on the west side of Bath. The firm’s main building, which included a monorail system for moving things around the ship floor, was to remain. On the end of this, Farrell Grimshaw Partnership added extra space that could be used for any type of production, a canteen, a kitchen, main entrance and reception area and lavatory facilities for the whole works. The structure the architects developed was a flat portal frame on a 30 x 60 foot grid – a rational extension of the 15 x 15 foot column spacing of the original accommodation. All services within the production area were overhead and followed the grid system for ease of access. The cladding was also designed to be completely flexible and interchangeable.