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Alana E. Davies; Alfred Davies; Sir Alun Talfan Davies; Andrew Davies; Andrew R. T. Davies; Angharad Davies; Bryan Davies (Baron Davies of Oldham); Byron Davies; Chris Davies; and Clement Davies.

Additional biographical material for parliamentary candidates, (1904; 1940-2018), including campaign material, printouts, press cuttings, photographic prints, and copies of cuttings from published and printed material, relating to Welsh Assembly candidates and UK Parliamentary candidates standing in Welsh constituencies. The file includes material relating to Phyllis Cox; Geraint Davies; Geraint Owen; Stuart Nolan; Henrietta Hensher; Ronnie Hughes; George Osborne Morgan; Dafydd Elis-Thomas; Nick Bourne; Francis Pym (Lord Pym); Dewi Owens; Neil Fairlamb; Katherine Jones; Harri Lloyd Davies; Caroline Jones; Keith Davies; Andrew R. T. Davies; Stephen Kinnock; Andrew Bennison; Sadie Vidal; Lord Ninian Edward Crichton-Stuart; William Williams; D. Gwynfryn Jones; Leon Atkin; Jo Stevens; Gregory Stafford; Rhydian Elis Fitter; Geraint Davies; Craig Lawton; Mike Whittall; and Eluned Parrott.
The file also includes a number of statements of persons nominated (UK General Election, 2010); and political party campaign material (2001-2017, with gaps).

Press cuttings relating to Welsh Assembly matters, the Welsh Assembly election 2016, and candidates for Welsh constituencies for the 2017 UK General Election. The file also includes obituaries for former parliamentary candidates; some printed material from web pages; and a statement of persons nominated for the 2017 UK General Election for Ynys Môn constituency.

Letters of congratulations to Leanne Wood on election as leader of Plaid Cymru. Correspondents include Alex Salmond, Andrew RT Davies, Carwyn Jones, Rosemary Butler, Kirsty Williams, Huw Jones (Chair of S4c), Katy Chamberlain (Chief Executive of Chwarae Teg), Paula Hardy (Chief Executive of Welsh Women's Aid), Huw Vaughan Thomas (Auditor General for Wales), Amanda Wilkinson (Director, Higher Education Wales) and Mark Serwotka (General Secretary PCS) and a note from Jan Morris dated 25 March 2015 along with a copy of an article by Morris entitles "The hills are alive with the sound of devolution".