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Contains two editions of 'Extract' magazine.

Comprises correspondence and documents regarding:

The Social Club and its relationship with the Students Union and the Polytechnic;

Social Club rules and amendments to them;

An agreement between the Students Union and the Polytechnic for the Union to take over management of Turney Road Pavilion;

Students Union facilities at Wandsworth Road;

The use and development of Turney Road Sports Ground;

A license to sell alcohol.

Also includes:

A draft copy of a lease relating to George Overend building;

A copy of the Memorandum and Articles of Association 1994;

Comprises correspondence and papers regarding the Sports and Social Club's take over of responsibility of the bar at Turney Road Sports Ground, the Social Clubs' relationship with the Students Union and the Polytechnic and transfer of management of the Sports Ground from the Students' Union to the University's Academy of Sport, Physical Activity & Wellbeing.

Photographs of Students' Union staff members including office staff, bar staff and security staff.

Contains a College photo of students and a class photo.

Comprises photographs of students socialising in various Student Union venues.

Black and white and colour photographs of students in classes and at social events.

Photographs and negatives of students at Battersea College of Education.

Comprises photographs of students in the Student Union's Isobar.

Comprises photographs of students in the Student Union's Tavern Bar.

Photographs of the Student Union in its various homes over the decades.

LSBU's Students' Union has moved homes several times, originally starting life in the Borough Road building before finding its home in Rotary Street during the 1970s. From September 1990 the SU was housed in the George Overend building on Keyworth Street, which was named after Prof. George Overend, a former member of the Governing Body. The building was formerly used by a printing machine factory company called Vickers and was purchased by the Polytechnic in 1987, at first to house the Finance Department. The building was altered by RMJM Architects to contain a SU shop, bar, hairdressers and events hall. The SU backed onto the Learning Resource Centre.

The SU was moved back into Rotary Street in the 2000s when the Keyworth Street site was demolished to make way for LSBU's K2 building. A temporary structure was erected along Thomas Doyle Street providing a two storey SU building with shop, bar, offices, events area and outside seating. It was used until November 2012 when the Union moved into the new Students Centre next to Borough Road Building.

Provides information about the Athletic Union and its clubs.

Comprises draft and final Constitutions and correspondence regarding changes due to the Constitution in light of the Education Act 1994.