Regarding the re-publication of "The Watchers and the Watched", "Sam in the Morning" and "The Day of the Sardine", with typescripts of the forewords by, Stan Barstow, Alan Plater, and Melvin Bragg respectively. Also includes book jacket proofs for The Day of the Sardine, The Watchers and the Watched, and Sam in the Morning.

Consists of 3 letters relating to offer of the honorary Degree of Doctor of Science (DSc) from University of York, making arrangements for the conferment of an honorary Degree of Doctor of Science (DSc) from the University of East Anglia, and thanking Sir Liam for attending the ceremony for his conferment as Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh.

Consists of 30 letters from fellow medical professionals thanking Sir Liam for attending events and meetings with personal replies.

Conisists of 13 letters to and from fellow medical professionals thanking them for their work and commenting on their contribution on their retirement from or leaving of positions with personal replies.

Includes correspondence relating to tax and remittance relating to advances for publications.

Includes correspondence relating to New Writing from the North scheme, Writers' Awards Scheme and the Literature Advisory Panel.

Consists of 18 letters from fellow medical and managerial professionals (including encolsed publications) relating to papers, book and reports and personal replies from Sir Liam commenting and congratulating on content.

Consists of 6 congratulatory letters from fellow medical professionals, members of the public and broadcasters on Sir Liam's television and radio appearances with personal replies.

Includes letter from Alastair Stewart thanking Sir Liam for appearing on 'The Sunday Programme', and from a member of the public commenting on his father Dr Raymond Paddy Donaldson.

Consists of 14 letters to and from fellow medical professionals offering support and advice and thanking Sir Liam for this. Also includes offers from Sir Liam to act as a reference in applications for posts and to keep correspondents in mind for future roles and projects.

Consists of 7 letters informing Sir Liam of the deaths of fellow medical proffesionals with personal replies to colleagues and family members offering commiserations.