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 Northam, Principal of Swinton Conservative College; Harold Gurden; John Cashman [Private Secretary to JEP as Minister of Health]; Olive Lloyd-Baker; [?] Ted Curtis; Andrew Freeth; Reverend Canon [Thomas] Jenkin Pugh; Richard Hayward, Secretary General, Civil Service National Whitley Council (Staff Side).

Also includes: letters from JEP's constituents on electoral issues, particularly education; campaign notes.