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A report into the needs of London with regard to Technical Education, the existing provision for such education, and the best means to be taken by the London County Council for improving that provision, under the Technical Instruction Acts, 1889 and 1891 and the Local Taxation (Customs and Excise) Act 1890.

The Business School, Research Papers in International Business, Number 20. By A Haroon Akram-Lodhi, South Bank University

Gary Rhoades-Brown and Charles Fraser. Department of Town Planning, Polytechnic of the South Bank, Occasional Paper 2/86.

Edited by Marjorie Bulous, School of Urban Development and Policy, South Bank University and Duncan Grant, Chief Executive's Department, London Borough of Sutton. Research carried out by South Bank University staff on behalf of the London Borough of Sutton.

A Report for the Local Government Information Unit, written by Marjorie Bylous and Chris Sarno.

Notes and papers from the conference.

Brochure advertising knowledge transfer partnerships to external organisations.

A promotional film for South Bank University. The tape is damaged and cannot currently be accessed.

A film promoting the civil engineering courses available at South Bank University. It includes information on the course content, entry requirements, facilities and staff and features interviews with graduates, current students and the following members of staff:

• Derek Fisher, Acting Head of Department

• Peter Wright, Admissions Tutor

• John Douglas, B.Eng Course Director

• David Butler, M.Sc Course Director.

Two films entitled 'The South Bank Experience' and 'Cool Business: Undergraduate Studies at South Bank Business School', both of which promote the University's Business School. The first is presented by Professor Nick Rowe, Dean of the Business School and provides an introduction to the University, its facilities and services and the Business School. The second film is presented by Nick Richards, Head of School and provides information on the different subject areas covered by the School. Both film feature interviews with students.

The two films together last 21 minutes. The VHS tape plays the same two films repeatedly for three hours.