Correspondents include: Professor Sir David Williams, Vice-Chancellor, University of Cambridge; Donald Gray, Rector of St Margaret’s, Westminster; Sir Allen Sheppard, Chairman of Grand Metropolitan plc; Malcolm Ross, Comptroller, Lord Chamberlain’s Office; John Major, Prime Minister, on the Dissolution of Parliament before the General Election; Bill Morris, General Secretary Elect, Transport and General Workers Union (TGWU); Bill Owen; Joan Lestor; [?] Patricia Hewitt on subjects including the design of the election manifesto (2); Kenneth Kaunda; Alan Williams, advising NK to offer Wales a referendum on devolution; Lord Graham of Edmonton, Opposition Chief Whip, House of Lords; Paul Dacre, Editor of the Evening Standard; Angus Stirling, Chairman of the Royal Opera House; “Jack” [Bernard Weatherill], Speaker of the House of Commons; John Bruton, Leader of Fine Gael; Alex Eadie, Secretary, Miners’ Parliamentary Group; John Healey; Malcolm Harper, Director of the United Nations Association; Hugh Bayley; Jeremy Isaacs, General Director of the Royal Opera House. Also includes: note on the appointment of David Mellor as Secretary of State for National Heritage, and the need to establish a comparable role in Opposition; draft text for the press launch of the 1992 General Election campaign; filming schedule for [?] an election broadcast, directed by Hugh Hudson; programme for a visit to South Africa, Feb 1992; briefing on a visit by Laurent Fabius, First Secretary, French Socialist Party; notes on the launch of the London campaign; programme for visit to Manchester, Jan 1992; programme for a rally at York, Jan 1992.