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Literary works produced by Bernice Rubens during the final decade of her life, including novels, adaptations of novels for stage and screen, and her memoirs, as well as interviews, speeches, correspondence and ephemera relating to these subjects and to her career and life in general.

Additional papers, [1928x2010], relating to Dylan Thomas known as the Dylan Thomas Poetry Manuscripts, mainly consisting of autograph drafts and worksheets, [1928x2010], of poems by Dylan Thomas, including unpublished juvenilia, 'Elegy', 'In Country Heaven', 'Poem on his Birthday', 'There was a saviour', and 'Letter to Loren'; typescript copies, [1937x1990], including two poems published in The map of love (London, 1939); printed proofs, [1939]-1953, of various poems; and manuscript and typescript poems, [1930x1950], mostly in Daniel Jones's hand, on which they both appear to have collaborated.

Papers relating to the 2010 UK General Election, the majority being campaign material for candidates and political parties for all Welsh constituencies. The series also includes statements of persons nominated, press cuttings, and printouts from web pages of candidate details and biographies.

[2010-01-19: Both this item and the one above are both numbered BMA3/20 in the original schedule. This item has been renumbered BMA/3/20A.].

Material relating to Women in Jazz/Jazz Heritage Wales funding applications made to the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Arts Council of Wales and others during the 2010s.

Material, including press articles and reviews, original texts, scripts and theatrical programmes, relating to stage productions in which Siân Phillips appeared during the 2010s and 2020s. The items comprise: Juliet and her Romeo (2010); Love Song (2011); Bitter Sweet (2011); Cabaret (2012); Little Dogs (2012); My Fair Lady (2012-3); This Is My Family (2013); People (2013); Don't Even Joke (2014); The Wolfit Lecture (2014); Cyngerdd Gala Dylan Thomas/Dylan Thomas Gala Concert (2014); The Old Ladies (2014); The Importance of Being Earnest (2015); Playing for Time (2015); Bristol Old Vic 250th Gala (2016); Cyngerdd Nadolig/Christmas Concert (2016); Driving Miss Daisy (2017); All The President's Men? (2017); Pygmalion (2017); Hannah Cohen (2018); Les Blancs (2020); Dream Horse (2020-1); Under Milk Wood (2021); Footfalls (2021); Rockaby (2021); Savage Beauty (2021); Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends (2022); The Chalk Garden (2022).

Labour Party strategy meeting papers, press cuttings and other papers relating to the 2011 Assembly election and Leighton Andrews's candidacy for the Rhondda constituency, including Labour Party campaign grids, Assembly welcome pack, and a letter of congratulation from Harriet Harman. Also a very few papers from the duration of the Assembly, 2012-2016.

Papers accumulated by Merfyn Phillips as Secretary of the Wales Branch of the Celtic League, and also by Gwynn Bowyer as Secretary and Treasurer of the Dyfed Area, including correspondence and other administrative records, as well as material relating to Merfyn Phillips's role as Secretary of the Welsh Branch of the Cornish Language Council, his support of Modern Cornish in opposition to other variants of the language, his work with the Cornish publisher An Venton, and his contribution to the Llandudoch-Tredarzek Twinning Committee.

Political, literary, academic and personal papers of John Legonna, concerning Plaid Cymru, the New Nation group, the publication of 'Cilmeri' (of which he was both editor and secretary) and other periodicals, poetry and prose by John Legonna and others, the history and culture of Celtic nations, the role of women in society, the medieval Welsh law of women, the Farmers' Union of Wales, and John Legonna's final years.

A further donation of papers comprising drafts of works, volumes of press cuttings, correspondence and miscellaneous papers

Papers mainly relating to the 2010 General Election and 2011 Assembly Election including letters thanking Ieuan Wyn Jones following his decision to stand down from the Assembly. Papers relating to the appointment of a new Chief Executive for Plaid Cymru ahev been kept in a separate envelope.

Comprises manifestos, election addresses, circulars and leaflets, posters, stickers etc. circulated during the third election campaign to the National Assembly for Wales, 2011.

Additional papers, [1926x2011], relating to Dylan Thomas consisting of unpublished letters by him to various recipients, [1926x2011], and material, 1954-1955, relating to the Dylan Thomas memorial issue of Dock leaves.

Print-outs of emails between Lee Waters, Cynog Dafis, Daran Hill, Roger Lewis, Dafydd Trystan and others, April 2009-May 2011, and other papers, including Electoral Commission feedback form, c.April 2011; press release of filing of Yes for Wales campaign financial returns with the Electoral Commission, June 2011; Lee Waters's invitation, programme and menu for the opening of the 4th Assembly, June 2011; and Richard Wyn Jones and Roger Scully's presentation 'Why Wales said yes: the 2011 referendum', June 2011.

Papers relating to the 2011 Welsh Assembly election, consisting of statements of persons nominated; candidate profiles and biographies for both local and regional constituencies; press cuttings; campaign material and election addresses; and some printed material from web pages.

A small group of papers, 1939-[2013], relating to Dylan Thomas and his third book, a volume of poetry and prose entitled The map of love (London, 1939), comprising four autograph letters, March-August 1939, from the author to the publishers, J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd; carbon copies of letters, 1939, from the editorial, production, and publicity departments at J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd; photocopies, [1990x2013], of most of the aforementioned letters; and a proof copy and file copy of the published work, the latter containing manuscript amendments and additions in an unidentified hand.