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Programme for the Engineering Product Design show 1987.

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

Registers cover the following dates;

1946-1955

1951-1962

1959-1963

Comprises research into language policy practice and issues, a framework for a policy by the Southwark Council Education Department, ILEA Policy Statement, examples of policies from various colleges and a programme for the Implementing College Language Policies conference.

Comprises the following certificates awarded to the London Language and Literacy Unit and LLU+:

QMS International Plc Registration Certificate, 2009;

English Speaking Board (International Ltd) Registered Centre certificate, 2007;

National Open College Network Recognition to Deliver NOCN Qualifications certificate, 2007;

City & Guilds Centre Approval certificate, 2003-2004;

City & Guilds Centre Approved Centre certificate, 2002;

City & Guilds Centre Approved Centre certificate, 2001;

OCR Approved entre certificate, 2000-2001;

Education Business Partnership Lambeth certificate for recognition of the organisation's contribution to raising the achievement and aspirations of Lambeth pupils, 2000;

The Prince's Trust - Action 1997 Study Support Centre Award.

Comprises positive feedback and testimonials from participants on training courses and users of LLU+.

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.

The LA36 was a dot matrix printer computer terminal developed by Digital Equipment Corporation in 1974.

Rear shot of a Micom 600

Slide is annotated with "Case 670"