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Includes a report on the LLU prior to its transfer to the London Borough of Southwark in April 1990, notes on sources of funding, articles regarding adult illiteracy, project reports, papers regarding training courses and programmes and papers regarding a visit by a group of Swedish adult education teachers in June 1990.

Includes papers relating to the LLU's transfer to the London Borough of Southwark after the abolition of the Inner London Education Authority in 1990 and its planned relocation to Southwark College.

Divided into the following sections:

1979-1980;

1981-1982;

1983-1984;

1984-1985;

1986-1987.

Includes information about the launch of the Afro-Caribbean Language and Literacy Project, the new location and acommodation of the Unit, courses and programmes offered by the Unit and strategic planning notes.

Bulletins produced every two months by the Offender Learning and Skills Service to disseminate information and news regarding offender learning and skills across the London region. Comprises the following issues:

January 2007;

March 2007;

May 2007;

July 2007;

October 2007;

March 2008.

Comprises three mathematics exercise books, books 2, 3 and 4 in Somali and an exercise book for an unknown subject in an unknown language.

Letters of support for LLU+ written by individuals and organisations sent to the Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean at London South Bank University.

Copies of letters of support for LLU+ written by individuals and organisations sent to the Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean at London South Bank University. These copies have been redacted to hide the names and email addresses of the correspondents.

Signed petition.

Supportive comments made by those who signed the Save LLU+ petition

Comprises correspondence between supporters of LLU+ and Members of Parliament about the future of LLU+ along with copies of letters sent by the Members of Parliament to government ministers, the Vice Chancellor of London South Bank University and the London Mayor.

Articles reporting on the Save LLU+ campaign.

Articles written by London South Bank University promoting its work with the local community.

Quotes from individuals and organisations showing their support for LLU+.

Minutes from an All Staff meeting and a consultation meeting with London South Bank University.

Metal keyrings inscribed with 'South Bank University' with the University logo on one side and an engraving of Borough Road Building on the reverse.