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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates MINUTES AND PARTY ADMINISTRATION Minutes LMA/4445/01/01/001 Executive Committee minute book 1966-1978 1 volume LMA/4445/01/01/002 Local Government Committee minute book 1965-1970 1 volume LMA/4445/01/01/003 Local Government Policy Sub Committee 1965-1972 minute book 1 volume LMA/4445/01/01/004 Organisation and Election Committee minute 1965-1972 book 1 volume LMA/4445/01/01/005 Finance and General Purposes Committee 1966-1971 minute book 1 volume LMA/4445/01/01/006 Finance and General Purposes Committee 1971-1977 minute book 1 volume LMA/4445/01/01/007 Council minutes, reports, resolutions and 1978 executive notices 1 file LMA/4445/01/01/008 Boundary Sub Committee minutes and 1981 memoranda 1 file LMA/4445/01/01/009 Constituency Campaign meetings minutes 1975-1981 1 file LMA/4445/01/01/010 National Executive Committee correspondence 1979-1981 and minutes 1 file LMA/4445/01/01/011 Party Council meeting minutes 1980-1983 1 file LMA/4445/01/01/012 Treasury meeting minutes 1981 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/01/01/013 Party Council minutes, agenda papers, 1982-1984 correspondence LMA/4445/01/01/014 Executive Commitee minutes, agenda papers, 1968-1981 correspondence LMA/4445/01/01/016 Liberal Agents' Association minutes, agenda 1977-1984 papers, correspondence LMA/4445/01/01/017 Various minutes, agenda papers, 1980 correspondence LMA/4445/01/01/018 Executive Committee minutes, agenda papers 1977 LMA/4445/01/01/019 Executive Committee minutes, agenda papers 1979 LMA/4445/01/01/020 Executive Committee minutes, agenda papers 1981 LMA/4445/01/01/021 Executive Committee minutes, agenda papers 1985-1988 LMA/4445/01/01/022 Financial and General Purposes Committee 1975-1976 minutes and agenda papers 1 file LMA/4445/01/01/023 Policy Sub-committee minutes and agenda 1972-1981 papers 1 file Administration LMA/4445/01/02/001 Annual General Meeting/Campaign Committee 1977-1984 reports, agenda papers LMA/4445/01/02/002 National Executive Committee/Party Council 1977-1984 reports on functions LMA/4445/01/02/003 National Executive Committee/Party Council 1984-1985 resolutions, motions LMA/4445/01/02/004 Party Council bulletins 1974-1976 LMA/4445/01/02/005 Annual General Meeting and policy bulletins 1972-1973 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/01/02/006 Affiliation receipts and by election papers 1977-1981 LMA/4445/01/02/007 Membership Audit papers 1984 LMA/4445/01/02/008 Liberal Party - Social Democratic Party Alliance 1982 policy booklets 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/009 Annual General Meeting agenda papers 1978 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/010 Finance and General Purposes Committee 1977-1982 reports 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/011 Campaign Committee reports 1973-1981 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/012 Campaign News and Campaign Committee 1978 reports 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/013 Budget, finance, fund-raising, internal elections 1978 reports and memos 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/014 Local association constitution papers 1970-1983 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/015 Social Democrats briefings/correspondence 1981 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/016 Association of Liberal Trade Unionists 1981-1985 miscellaneous papers 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/017 Headquarters staff recruitment and election 1979-1986 campaign material 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/018 Local Association fee correspondence 1981 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/01/02/019 Local Association fee correspondence 1982 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/020 Local Association fee correspondence 1983 Mainly concerning affiliation fees 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/021 Local Association fee correspondence 1983 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/022 National and local manifestos 1982 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/023 Campaigning programme/events agendas and 1979 correspondence 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/024 Campaigning literature and correspondence 1973-1984 Mainly Hove 1973 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/025 Greater London Council election campaign 1970 literature 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/026 Greater London Council election campaign 1980-1981 literature 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/027 Greater London Council election campaign 1980-1981 literature 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/028 Greater London Council election campaign 1976-1977 literature Includes press cuttings 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/029 Greater London Council/Borough election 1961-1977 results 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/030 Greater London Council election campaign 1973-1978 reports 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/01/02/031 Greater London Council election campaign 1982 reports 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/032 Greater London Council election campaign 1982 reports 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/033 Inner London Education Authority agenda 1979 papers 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/034 Constituency details 1987 1987 1 file LMA/4445/01/02/035 Constituency details 1988 1988 1 file ACCOUNTS LMA/4445/02/001 Affiliation and Quota Assessments account 1974-1976 book 1 volume LMA/4445/02/002 Cash Book 1976-1977 1 volume LMA/4445/02/003 Finance and General Purposes Committee 1974-1975 correspondence 1 volume LMA/4445/02/004 General Treasury correspondence 1979 1 folder LMA/4445/02/005 Financial statements 1974-1978 1 folder LMA/4445/02/006 Glyn Mills bank account ledger 1964-1973 1 folder LMA/4445/02/007 Party budget papers and correspondence 1981-1984 1 folder LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/02/008 Accounts and correspondence 1988 1 folder LMA/4445/02/009 Cash book folios 1988 1 folder LMA/4445/02/010 Accounts vouchers and balance sheets 1988 1 folder LOCAL ASSOCIATION CORRESPONDENCE LMA/4445/03/001 Acton Liberal Association 1975-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/002 Barnet/Hendon South Liberal Association 1972-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/003 Battersea South Liberal Association 1970-1974 1 file LMA/4445/03/004 Beckenham Liberal Association 1972-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/005 Bexley/Erith and Crayford Liberal Association 1967-1979 1 file LMA/4445/03/005/A Bexleyheath Liberal Association 1967-1984 1 file LMA/4445/03/006 Brent East Liberal Association 1973-1983 1 file LMA/4445/03/007 Brent North Liberal Association 1971-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/008 Brent South Liberal Association 1977-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/009 Campaign Committee: general 1967-1981 1 files LMA/4445/03/009/A Carshalton and Wallington Liberal Association 1974-1981 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/03/010 Chelsea Liberal Association 1971-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/011 Chingford Liberal Association 1971-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/012 Chipping Barnet Liberal Association 1974-1981 1 volume LMA/4445/03/013 Chislehurst Liberal Association 1971-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/014 City of London and Westminister South Liberal 1970-1974 Association 1 file LMA/4445/03/015 Croydon Central Liberal Association 1977-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/016 Croydon North East Liberal Association 1975-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/017 Croydon North West Liberal Association 1977 -1978 1 file LMA/4445/03/018 Croydon South Liberal Association 1975-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/019 Dagenham Liberal Association 1966-1974 1 file LMA/4445/03/020 Dulwich Liberal Association 1979-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/021 Ealing Liberal Association 1975-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/022 Ealing Souhthall Liberal Association 1975-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/023 East Woolwich and Greenwich Liberal 1975-1985 Association 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/03/024 Edmonton Liberal Association 1971-1978 1 file LMA/4445/03/025 Enfield North and West Liberal Association 1970-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/026 Enfield/Southgate Liberal Association 1973-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/027 Feltham and Heston Liberal Association 1970-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/028 Finchley and Friern Barnet Liberal Association 1970-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/029 Fulham Liberal Association 1974-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/030 Greenwich Liberal Association 1970-1974 1 file LMA/4445/03/031 Hackney/Hoxton Liberal Association 1973-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/032 Hackney Liberal Association 1974-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/033 Hammersmith North Liberal Association 1977-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/034 Hampstead Liberal Association 1977-1979 1 file LMA/4445/03/035 Haringey Liberal Association 1977-1985 1 file LMA/4445/03/036 Harrow East Liberal Association 1971-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/037 Harrow Liberal Association 1973-1977 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 LONDON LIBERAL PARTY LMA/4445 Reference Description Dates LMA/4445/03/038 Harrow West Liberal Association 1973-1980 1 file LMA/4445/03/039 Havering Hornchurch Liberal Association 1970-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/040 Hayes and Harrington Liberal Association 1971-1985 1 file LMA/4445/03/041 Holborn and Saint Pancras South Liberal 1976-1981 Association 1 file LMA/4445/03/042 Hounslow, Brentford and Isleworth 1977-1981 Constituency Liberal Association 1 file LMA/4445/03/043 Ilford North Liberal Association 1972-1984 1 file LMA/4445/03/044 Ilford South Liberal Association 1977-1979 1 file LMA/4445/03/044/A Islington Central Liberal Association, 1973-1981 1 file LMA/4445/03/044/B Islington South and Finsbury Liberal 1976-1981 Association, 1 Folder LMA/4445/03/044/C Kensington Liberal Association, 1971-1978 1 file LMA/4445/03/044/D Kingston, Malden and Coombe Liberal 1971-1979
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