Correspondence, Jan-May 1980

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CCO 508/1/6

Correspondents include:

Bethell of Romford, 4th Baron (Nicholas Bethell), MEP for London North West and member of the House of Lords;
Catherwood, Sir Frederick, MEP for Cambridgeshire;
Dalziel, Ian, MEP for Lothian;
de Courcy Ling, John, MEP for Midlands Central and Chief Whip, European Democratic Group;
de Ferranti, Basil, MEP for Hampshire West;
Douro, Marquess of (Charles Wellesley, later 9th Duke of Wellington), MEP for Surrey;
Elles, Baroness (Diana Elles), MEP for Thames Valley and member of the House of Lords;
Hooper, Gloria, MEP for Liverpool;
Hutton, Alisdair, MEP for Scotland South;
Jackson, Christopher, MEP for Kent East;
O'Hagan, 4th Baron (Charles Strachey), MEP for Devon;
Nicolson, David, MEP for London Central;
Normanton, Tom, MP for Cheadle and MEP for Cheshire East;
Purvis, John, MEP for Mid Scotland and Fife;
Pym, Francis, Secretary of State for Defence;
Simpson, Anthony, MEP for Northamptonshire;
Smith, Alan, Secretrary, National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations;
Stewart-Clark, Sir Jack (John), MEP for Sussex East;
Taylor, John D., Ulster Unionist MEP for Northern Ireland;
Taylor, John M., MEP for Midlands East;
Turner, Amédée, MEP for Suffolk;
Warner, Sir Fred, MEP for Somerset;
Walker, Peter, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food;
Whitelaw, William, Home Secretary.

Subjects include:

Includes:

James Moorehouse, EDG briefing note on the Channel Link, 7 Jan 1980;
Baroness Elles, text of speech[?] on the subject of the European Parliament and Anglo-Australian relations, n.d.;
Pamphlet: The Common Agricultural Policy: Some New Thinking From Dr. Siccio Mansholt, published by the Soil Association, Aug 1979;
Copy of Modern Railways magazine, Apr 1980, containing an article on European railway policy by Richard Cottrell MEP;
Documentation relating to the introduction of pensions for British MEPs.