Correspondents include: W Hubert Barlow-Wheeler, Honorary Secretary and Agent, Woodford Conservative Association (8); F J Sharman, constituent (4); John Langland, County Education Officer for Dorset; Gordon Wilson, Assistant Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for War; Terence Grady, [Assistant Private Secretary to the Foreign Secretary]; Stuart Gilbert, Private Secretary to the Minister of Housing and Local Government (2); [Walter] Leonard Allinson, Assistant Private Secretary to the Minister of Education; Bernard Lawrence, Chief Education Officer for Essex; Peter Hudson, [Assistant Private Secretary to the Minister of Transport]; Walter Spradbery, constituent (6); Graeme Finlay [MP for Epping, Essex]; Thomas Caulcott, [Assistant Principal], War Damage Commission; Kenneth Jamieson, Foreign Office; Philip Woodfield, [Assistant Private Secretary to the Home Secretary]; R Trickett, constituent (5). Also includes notes and copies of correspondence by CSC [President, Woodford Conservative Association] and Lettice Marston [also Lettice Shillingford], and Grace Hamblin, WSC's secretaries, and Peter Oates, WSC's Private Secretary.Subjects include: National Insurance and pension enquiries; National Service enquiries; Coronation celebrations for schools; housing enquiries, including de-requisitioning of property, rent control and building licenses; waste food collection for agriculture; requests for WSC to oppose the Sunday Observance Bill; local grammar school places; overcrowding on the London Underground; the local telephone supply; compulsory wearing of motorcycle crash helmets.Also includes: booklets on a local church hall, on teaching evolution in schools, from the Evolution Protest Movement, and on the case for repealing the duty on oils; a draft message for WSC to send for the dedication of the local church hall; results of local peace council ballots on British troops withdrawing from Korea; press cutting from Liberal News with an article by Reginald Smith, Editor, on "Stalin and the Future"; copy of "Anathema of Zos" by Austin Spare; street plan for the Debden [Essex] housing estate; copy of Hansard including a motion for the second reading of the Sunday Observance Bill.The majority of material in this file dates to 1951 - 1953.