Includes cuttings from Borderline Anthology, edited by Vincenza Holland and an untitled cutting featuring poems 'Exposure' and 'A Cave Child Questions the Universe' by Holland.

Contains handwritten poetic drafts, typescript drafts and correspondence with Penny Dunscombe.

File of material relating to Reflect Awards 2010, a photo and film competition ran by Port of Tyne, for which Michael Chaplin presented the awards. Includes a programmes and drafts of Michael Chaplin's speech.

Contains a copy of 'Wanderlust' magazine, personal correspondence and items relating to travel including invoices and bookings.

Includes newspaper articles, correspondence and notes relating to the re-publication of Sid Chaplin's work including Close the Coalhouse Door, The Day of the Sardine and The Leaping Lad. Also includes material relating to events to remember the life and work of Sid Chaplin, including the Sid Chaplin Short Story Competition.

Consists of covering letter from Peter Willis, founder and Director of the Pride of Britain Awards 2009, thanking Sir Liam for joining the judging panel, reflecting on the success of the event, 2 colour photographs of the judging panel, and a copy of the official brochure with Sir Liam profiled on page 13.

File of material entitled 'exams and grants' which includes letters from education centres such as Magdalene College Cambridge to Michael Chaplin concerning study grants, as well as study notes largely consisting of printed poems.

Includes press cuttings and correspondence concerning the death of Sid Chaplin, including a tribute written by Michael Chaplin published in The Journal. Also includes notes and speeches relating to Sid Chaplin's funeral.

Includes newspaper articles, and correspondence between Michael Chaplin and Newcastle University relating to the depositing of Sid Chaplin's archive. Also includes correspondence and notes relating to Michael Chaplin's presentation to the Friends of the Newcastle University Library concerning Sid Chaplin's archive.

Includes correspondence between Michael Chaplin and Bloodaxe Books, as well as press cuttings concerning the publication of In Blackberry Time.