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Correspondence detailing the merger between South West London College and South Bank Polytechnic. It includes an information pack about the College setting out the Board of Governors, site locations, courses on offer and academic staff.

Includes: scheme for proposed day development; 1895 examination results break down; outline scheme for educational work 1895-1896, 1896-97; terms and conditions of appointment of Heads of Departments; salaries 1897-98; scheme for awarding certificates; brief job descriptions for various members of staff; salary estimates.

Includes: details of educational work carried out by the Borough Polytechnic not included under the general heading of Science, Technology, Art or Elementary Commercial Education: notes on the organisation and work of the Polytechnic, which includes duties and salaries of staff; report on the qualifications of a manager for a Polytechnic Institution; report of inspection of the Borough Polytechnic, c1910.

Includes: salary estimates, 1894-1895; draft timetable; memorandum on the question of admission of girls to the Day School; selected candidates for post of Cookery Teacher; reports and changes to the curriculum.

Correspondence and reports regarding the establishment and running of the Technical Day School

Comprises correspondence and documents regarding changes due to the Students' Union Constitution in light of the Education Act 1994, which imposed new requirements on the governing bodies of Students' Unions.

Loose letters, bills, building estimates and notes regarding the adaptation, refurbishment and general estates management of the Borough Road building.

Loose letters, bills, building estimates, legal documents and notes regarding the purchase of the Borough Road building for the Borough Road Polytechnic and its subsequent adaptation and refurbishment.

Comprises correspondence and papers regarding invoices, contracts and South Bank University Enterprises Limited business.

Correspondence regarding the establishment of Lambeth Polytechnic. The Polytechnic was on the same site as the Brixton School of Building (opened in 1904 as the London County Council School of Building).

Published correspondence between Councillor Barton, the Chair of the National Steering Committee of Nuclear Free Zone Authorities and the editor of the Journal of the Institute of Civil Defence.

Comprises correspondence and papers regarding the company's funding and financial health, annual audits, accounts and banking arrangements.

Correspondence regarding the GLAWARS including an internal appraisal report of GLAWARS Task 1.