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Various newspaper cuttings relating to Leanne Wood as Plaid Cymru leader and her election as Assembly Member for the Rhondda. Cuttings are from the Daily Post, Y Cymro, Morning Star, Rhondda Leader, Policy Focus and the Western Mail.

Various documents relating to the establishment of the National Assembly for Wales and the 1997 referendum including a "Welsh Assembly Strategy Research Document" RS3597 by Andrew Irving Associates for the Welsh Office on public knowledge of and attitudes towards the proposed Assembly, a Labour Party consultation document on the Assembly, a letter from Leanne Wood to the Western Mail, Leanne Wood's speech to and papers from a Socialists and the Welsh Assembly conference held in Cardiff in July 1997,

Copies of stories from newspapers including the Western Mail, The Sun, the Daily Mail, the Guardian, the South Wales Echo relating to allegations against Rhondda MP Chris Bryant.

LW's notebook contain notes on constituency matters, her republicanism, privatisation and lack of powers in the National Assembly for Wales.

A programme for the Plaid Cymru conference in Llandudno along with fringe meeting and exhibitions guide.

Statement issued by Plaid Cymru rebutting accusations made against Plaid Cymru policies in the 199 campaign for elections to the National Assembly for Wales.

Leanne Wood's annual reports for constituents as AM for South Wales Central including items on boycotting the Royal opening of the Assembly, mental health, genetically modified (GM) foods, anti-racism, speeches, young people, social justice, the Impeach Blair campaign and her maternity leave in 2005.

A letter to Leanne Wood from Buckingham Palace declining to intervene in the provision of free cash machines in the Rhondda and Leanne Wood's business card as Assembly Member.

Two anonymous letters sent to Leanne Wood, one relating to healthcare allegedly provided free to visitors from overseas and one noting that Wales is dependent on England, both using misogynistic language.

Two typed copies of Leanne Wood's first speech to the Plaid Cymru conference as leader in 2012.

Papers created or collected by Leanne Wood in the course of her political career, on subjects including equal rights, asylum, the status of Wales, economic development, welfare reform, election material, greetings cards, manifestoes and policy publications.

Publications relating to the Greenprint for the Valleys including a document entitled "Creating a One Wales Economy" by Martin Davies, correspondence between Leanne Wood and Martin Davies, a completed feedback from on the documents, a document entitled "Building a resilient Wales" and a printed copy of the Greenprint.

Documents relating to economic development in the valleys including a copy of the Greenprint summary, profile of Mondragon, speeches and papers, and a briefing note by Friends of the Earth Cymru.

Plaid Cymru manifesto for the election to the National Assembly for Wales.

Press cuttings relating to Leanne Wood's role within the left and the trade union movement including a copy of Undeb Update, a copy of the Weekly Worker dated 25 November 2004 about the Cardiff Stop the War Coalition and a printout of a press release from the GMB Union dated 23 September 2008 regarding the long term unemployment of former Remploy workers after the closure of Remploy factories.

Internal Plaid Cymru documents entitled "Should Plaid Cymru The Party of Wales support the calls for a UK referendum on the European Convention's proposals?" regarding the EU constitutional treaty and "Routemap to Independence in Europe" outlining the practical steps, considerations and milestones on the road to independence.

Papers, notes etc. prepared for Leanne Wood's appearance on BBC Radio 4 Women's Hour.

Leanne Wood's notes reflecting on what led the vote to leave the European Union.

Speeches given by Leanne Wood as leader of Plaid Cymru including "What next for Wales" (2015), a speech at a public meeting in Wrexham following the EU referendum (2016), "What of Wales", delivered at University College London (2011), "Bringing Our Government Home" (2014), delivered at Bangor (2015) and the "Tour of Wales Speech", (2015).

Speeches given by Leanne Wood at Plaid Cymru conferences, selection and adoption meetings, in the National Assembly for Wales and at public meetings, conferences and rallies.