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A film of the Wandle Valley Regeneration Conference held at the University's Faculty of the Built Environment at Wandsworth Road. The conference was attended by local school children who worked in groups to consider ways in which the Wandle Valley could be regenerated. The keynote speaker at the conference was Dr David Bellamy, the botanist and environmental campaigner. The event was organised by ArchEd, Merton Education Business Partnership and South Bank University.

Contains reports by the Ministry of Education on the Borough Polytechnic.

Report by the Higher Education Quality Council.

Report of the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education

Contains the examination results of students.

Photographs showing the war memorial in sections, in its previous location in storage and in situ in Edric Hall.

The image shows the Vice Chancellor Professor Martin Earwicker with two members of the team: the Partnership Liaison Officer (left) and the Community Engagement Manager (right) holding the award outside St. George's Cathedral, Southwark.

Images of the event held in the Keyworth Centre Event Theatre. It was attended by a delegation from China, the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the UK His Excellency Mr Li Changchun and the Chairman of the All Party Parliamentary China Group. Also in attendance were children from a number of local primary schools who had been visited by the Confucius Institute. Several of the children performed Chinese songs, poetry and martial arts.

Images of the opening ceremony including speeches and student displays.

Comprises digital images of the cake at the National Bakery School prior to the ceremony and of the Christmas Cake Ceremony itself.

The 4-foot fruit cake was made by ten National Bakery School students and was decorated with choirboys, snowmen and Christmas trees along with Australian badges, flags, symbols and birds related to the State of Victoria. The ceremony was held in the Great Hall of the Royal Hospital Chelsea and was attended by the Mayor of Chelsea, Councillor Charles Williams and the Governor of the hospital. The cake was ceremoniously cut with a traditional sword by a Chelsea Pensioner who had served with both the United Kingdom and Australian forces.