Reporting GOT's speech in Commons debate on Sir H Selwin Ibbotson's "Spirituous Liquor (Retail) Bill"

Correspondence, press releases, school visits and reports created during the Plowden Report's immediate implementation period (1968 - 1970).

Report with multiple authors, including Sir Liam, arising from a Provider Conference for the Northern Regional Health Authority. Sir Liam's section is entitled Strategy for Health and Health Care in the Northern Region: Vision and Values .

A series of 6 sequenced reports commissioned by the Commission of Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) in partnership with the Countryside agency on the continued development debates in the Thames Gateway region. These reports formed part of CABE's submission to the DCLG. The titles of the reports are as follows: 2a: Baseline character assessment ideas and research; 3a: Character analysis, Preliminary analysis, emerging ideas; 3c: Character analysis (2 versions). Learning from the best; 4a: Consultation on future identity, sub-regional workshops report; 4b: Consultation on future identity, towards a narrative for the future of the Thames Gateway.

Opinions of a focus group after watching the first two episodes of 'Harvest Moon' later renamed 'Drovers' Gold'. Report looks at issues such as 'interest and appeal of setting and storyline', ' strengths and weaknesses of key characters', and 'pros and cons of Sunday scheduling versus midweek versus Friday'. Dated November 1996.

Report entitled: Duham City Relief Road. History.

A collection of loose drafts of reports for Paddington Basin Development
File 1: Masterplan Strategy
File 2 and 3: Residential Study and sketches
File 4: Concept Development
File 5: Landscape Design Guide: illustrative material
File 6: Options Study Report
File 7: Proposals

Injuries of the liver, gall bladder and pancreas, performed on Private S, C. 1st Leicesters, wounded in France on September 15th 1916. This report gives a brief description of the history of the wound and how it is treated. This was printed in the Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps and this is heavily edited.

Paper printed in the Lancet