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Edited by Marjorie Bulous, School of Urban Development and Policy, South Bank University and Duncan Grant, Chief Executive's Department, London Borough of Sutton. Research carried out by South Bank University staff on behalf of the London Borough of Sutton.

A Report for the Local Government Information Unit, written by Marjorie Bylous and Chris Sarno.

Notes and papers from the conference.

Minutes and papers for the following meetings:
12 October 2016
1 February 2017
3 May 2017

Minutes and papers for the following meetings:
10 October 2018
30 January 2019
15 May 2019

Minutes and papers of the Committee meeting held on 22 November 2012.

Record for a Maths Teacher. Includes employment contract and correspondence regarding a responsibility allowance, sick pay and his retirement.

Comprises black and white photographs of laboratories and workshops at the Borough Polytechnic Institute, some of which show students at work.

Photographs of the interior and exterior of the National College Wing.

The photographs and negatives show the time capsule being buried, construction of the building, the official openings of both phases, the exterior of the new building, offices, board room and reception area, internal garden, a Technopark cake made by the National Bakery School and Technopark building models and schemes. The digital images show the Technopark exterior in the early twenty-first century.

The images show the Centre's interior and exterior.

Two black and white photographs of the exterior of Diary House.

The images show the building's construction along with interiors and exterior.

The images show the foundation stone on Rotary Street corner.

Comprises photographs of the speeches at the ceremony and of Margaret Thatcher congratulating students.

Comprises photographs of Geoffrey Pattie opening Technopark and taking a tour of the building.

Images from the evening event held in K2 to launch the University Court. They cover the speeches from the Pro Chancellor and Chair of the Board of Governors David Longbottom and the Vice Chancellor Martin Earwicker as well as a question and answer session and tours of the teaching and research facilities in K2, including demonstrations of student work.