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Comprises information on London South Bank University and its work in the local community, quotes from supporters of LLU+, press articles about the Save LLU+ campaign and meeting minutes.

Comprises the signed Save LLU+ petition and a list of supportive comments made by petitioners.

Photographs from a LLU+ conference, a book launch event and staff residential events.

Toolkits and activity packs for various training topics including numeracy and the Skills for Life project.

Comprises laminated photographs and captions of events including LLU+ ESF OLASS Project Launch, LSC Practitioners' Conference 2007 and 2008 and Adult Learners' Week celebrations.

Laminated A3 copies of pages from learning materials:

• Front page and contents pages of the OLASS Practitioners' Handbook (Offender Learning and Skills Service)

• Front page and 'Role of the Mentor' page from the Mentoring Handbook (resource 1.6)

3 roller banners advertising LLU+'s services. All three start with the heading 'LLU+ Skills for Life Teacher Training and Consultancy' followed by a specific service. The banners are stored in their original carry cases.

Networking was the Unit's newsletter produced in order to foster the different networks it worked with and bring them together by sharing news and information. It was produced once a term, with the first issue produced in October 2000. The newsletter was redesigned twice, firstly in 2004 after the Unit changed its name to LLU+ and secondly in the summer of 2006 after moving to new premises in Pocock House.
Comprises issues 1-24 of Networking.

Comprises newsletters for the FEALDS Network, a dyslexia programme and Focus: good practice in teaching basic skills and ESOL.

Information booklets for parents and children concerning bilingual children, spelling and maths understanding.

Flyers, leaflets and brochures publicising various courses, events and training sessions put on by the Unit.

Comprises press cuttings and related documents regarding funding for literacy projects, English lessons for foreign nationals, the Inner London Education Authority's English as a Second Language (ESL) course and the Language and Literacy Unit.

Documents produced by the Offender Learning and Skills Service, part of the Skills Funding Agency which aims to ensure that access to learning and skills is available to offenders in prison and supervised in the community.

Comprises records related to the Professional Development Centre run by LLU+ at London South Bank University, initially in the Keyworth Centre and then in Pocock House.

London Language and Literacy Unit training events and teaching sessions filmed and recorded on VHS tapes and audio cassette tapes.