Correspondence, programmes, and ephemera.The papers here all date from the 1990s onwards. All correspondence relating to the attempts to stage Miss Julie are at Alwyn/4/3/-. Faxes have been included in correspondence. Many of the letters relating to the Foundation are addressed to John Turner. John Turner is a recorder player with a passion for British music, and it was in this capacity that he first met William. He was also a solicitor, and a partner in the law firm George Davies & Co., who became Doreen’s solicitors following William’s death. His connections with William as a musician, and his legal expertise led to him becoming a Trustee of the William Alwyn Foundation early in its history.