Correspondents include: Hugh Thomas (Chairman of the Centre for Policy Studies), Peter Cator, Keith Carmichael, Francis Stephen [Frank] Law, Lord Boardman of Welford, Sir Michael Havers (Attorney General), Robert Rhodes James MP (2), A.F. Frodsham (Director General of the Engineering Employers Federation), Ian Stewart MP, Anthony W. Henfrey, Sir James Scott-Hopkins MEP, P W Heap (Head of Energy, Science and Space Dept), Sir John Barlow (Chairman, Falkland Islands Committee), Roberto de Oliveira Campos (Brazillian Ambassador), Sir John Loveridge, Peter Hordern, John Blundell, Peter J. F. Green (Chairman, Lloyds), David Tweedie, Russell M. Shields (Chairman, Daily Mail), Nicholas A H Stacey (Chairman, Chesham Amalgamations and Investments Limited), Cirencester and Tewkesbury Conservative Association, Sir Emmanuel Kaye (Chairman, Lansing Bagnall), Sir Frederick Corfield QC, Ian Gow MP, Anthony Kenney (Master, Balliol College, Oxford), J. R. Rathbone MP, Stephen Eyres, John [Jock] Bruce-Gardyne (Sunday Telegraph), Sir John Eden MP, Kay Pechal, Paul Marland MP, Lt. Col. W A McLelland (Chairman, Gloucester County Council), Nicholas Fairbairn MP (Solicitor General for Scotland), Sir John Tilney MP, Sir Nigel Fisher MP, David M Walton, W G Poeton, Dr G G Bisley, Lord Harris of High Cross, Michael Howard, Arthur Seldon, Pamela Hartwell, Christian Hardy (Acting High Commissioner of Canada), Jurgen Ruhfus, Lt. Col. M R Robinson (Director, West India Committee), Leslie Gandar (High Commissioner, New Zealand), Professor Kalus Schwab (President of European Management Forum, Geneva), Ida Kenworthy, David Wynne-Morgan, Sir John Buckley, Neville Beale (GLC). Also includes press cuttings