Scope and Contents Correspondence, mainly letters of congratulation to JEP for retaining his seat and on his appointment as Transport Spokesman, with correspondents including: Lord Sandon [President, Wolverhampton South West Conservative Association, later 7th Lord Harrowby] (3); Edgar Kingston-McCloughry; Gilbert Longden; Bernard Braine; David Butler [Co-Editor of Electoral Studies]; William Rees-Davies; Paul Hawkins; Sir John Russell; Roland Wilson; Robert Jenkins; Anthony Bourne-Arton (2); Sir Reginald...

Scope and Contents Correspondence, mainly on JEP's decision not to stand as an MP for Wolverhampton South West [Staffordshire], and the cancellation of an interview with JEP by the BBC, with correspondents including: Sir Michael Swann (writing to Christopher Frere-Smith, Chairman, Get Britain Out Campaign), Chairman of the BBC; Sir Robin Williams, Chairman of the Anti-Common Market League; Sir Bernard Braine, asking JEP to speak to his constituency association (3). Also includes: statement by JEP on...

Scope and Contents Correspondence, mainly with representatives of Wolverhampton South West Conservative Association, particularly James Beattie, on JEP's dispute with his constituency over the conduct of the General Election in the Graisley ward of the division. Other correspondents include: representatives of Conservative and Unionist Central Office, particularly R Ledingham, Central Office Area Agent; Sir Robert Bird [former MP for Wolverhampton West, Staffordshire] (4). Also includes: press...