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A paper giving new estimated figures for the effects of a nuclear explosion over London and the absolute number of radiation fatalities it would cause.

A survey to discover attitudes towards nuclear attacks and what Londoners think about preparations that can be made to protect London from the effects of a nuclear attack.

Comprises papers and reports regarding the vulnerability of London including the GLAWARS Task Three report for the commissioners.

Comprises terms of reference for Task Four, GLAWARS reports, a London Civil Defence Survey carried out by Market & Opinion Research International (MORI) and the Task Four report for the GLAWARS commissioners.

Comprises reports, maps showing blast effects, data and a preliminary report for Task Five.

Contains minutes of publicity meetings, correspondence regarding a Thames Television report, press information and details of the launch for the book, 'London Under Attack'

Contains reports and schemes regarding Local Endowed Charities (charities which have some assets held on trust for investment (capital)) in various boroughs of South London.

This report comprises the reports made by Parish of St Mary, Newington to the Charity Commission as a result of an inquiry held in every Parish in London into Endowments.
Contains a report of 1826 relating to John Marshall's Charity, Henry Smith's Charity, Simmonds' Charity, Humphrey William's Charity, Ann Cannon's Charity, Robert Hidson's Charity, Mason's Charity, Giles's Charity, Mary Atkinson's Charity, De Guiffardienne's Charity, Brandon's Charity, The Elephant & Castle Charity, King & Queen Charity, John Walter's Almshouses, The United Parochial National Charity & Sunday Schools, Samuel Brown's Charity, Board School Flint Street, Walworth, Southwark and Walworth Infant School, York Street, Walworth, Mann's Annuity Fund, Elizabeth Apostle's Charity, Henry Clark Barlow's Charity, The Walworth Common Estate, including the Old Workhouse Site and Manor Place Estate Metropolitan Tabernacle Almshouses & Schools, John Hollis's Charity, Elizabeth Seward's Charity, Page's Charity-Water's Charity, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Camberwell Road, Walworth, South London (Borough) Jewish Schools, St Peter's Walworth National Schools, The Charities of Mary and Elizabeth Boyman, Joseph Weaver's Charity, Miss Jones's Gift, Holy Trinity National Schools, Noble's Charity, Gifts of George Bartlett, Elizabeth Garrett and Thomas Perrin to Holy Trinity District Visiting Society, The St. Matthew's Lion Street, Church of England Schools, St John's Walworth Infants' National School, Barlow Street, The Beresford Chapel Fund and Martin's Charity.

References Hannah Bayley, Ambrose Bennett, Samuel Ward Copping, Catherine Embleton, Thomas Gataker, Thomas Hart, Robert Shafto Hawks, Hay's of the Caot and Cloack Charity, Mary Horncastle, Poor's Land, Henry Smith, John Sprunt, Wiliam Stevens and Roger Tweedy Charities

A report comprising a scheme for the United Charities, information on the charities included in the United Charities Scheme, information on the charities not included in the United Charities Scheme, and information on private charities and educational foundations of the parish.

A scheme vesting in the Official Trustee of Charity lands.

A modification to the Scheme of 23 June 1891 entitling the National Association of Master Bakers and Confectioners of Great Britain and Ireland to appoint an additional member of the Governing Body of the Institute.

A scheme permitting the Institute to appropriate funds to pay for the cost of recent alterations and additions to the Institute's buildings.

A scheme modifying the scheme of 23 June 1891 to permit the Governing Body to allow smoking in parts of the Institute as they see fit.

A scheme amending clause 25 of the scheme of 23 June 1891 to replace "December" with "July, or on such other day as the Governors, with the approval of the Charity Comissioners, shall determine."

Comprises Charity Commission schemes relating to Charities within the Parish of St Saviour, Southwark as well as histories of the charities. The Liberty of the Clink was an area of Southwark on the south bank of the Thames.