Correspondents include: Noel Moore, Assistant Private Secretary to the Postmaster General; [Arthur] Miles Davies [Under-Secretary, Ministry of Education] on education grants for members of religious orders; William Reid [Assistant Private Secretary to the Minister of Education] (2); John Harvey [MP for Walthamstow East, Essex] (6); [John] Michael Bridgeman, Treasury; Ronald Shadrack, constituent (5); Michael Milne-Watson, Chairman, North Thames Gas Board; [Francis] Brooks Richards [Assistant Private Secretary to the Foreign Secretary] (3); John Graham [Assistant Private Secretary to the Foreign Secretary]; Geoffrey Chipperfield, Private Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local Government; Christian Berridge, Clerk to Essex County Council (4); G H Swyer, constituent (10); [Ida] Felicity Yonge, Private Secretary to the Chairman of the Conservative Party; Roger Facer [Assistant Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for War] (3); Leslie Thornley, constituent (4); Hugh Ellis-Rees [Assistant Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for War]; Julian Amery, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for War. Also includes notes and copies of correspondence by WSC and Lettice Shillingford [earlier Lettice Marston] and Jane Welby, WSC's secretaries and Anthony Montague-Browne [WSC's Private Secretary].Other subjects include: enquiries on local education, Transport and planning applications; requests for WSC to vote on various bills in Parliament, including a bill on the abolition of staghunting; compulsory land purchase.Also includes: memorandum by the Bishop of Salford [George Beck], Chairman, Catholic Education Council, on education grants for members of religious orders; issue of Channel, the newsletter for former staff of Cable and Wireless Limited; local petition against staghunting; 1958 yearbook for the Essex Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association.