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Loose minutes and papers of the Research Committee.

Contains the minutes of the Quality and Standards Committee.

Comprises books published by London South Bank University and its former institutions and by members of its staff.

Contains programmes, brochures and invitations from special events at the institution.

Comprises photos of University's buildings, including some that are no longer part of the University's holdings.

Contains photographs of special events comprising:

LSBU/7/4/1 Building Opening and Historic Events, 1930-2011;

LSBU/7/4/2 Exhibitions and Open Days, 1930s-present;

LSBU/7/4/3 Visits and Speakers, 1950s-2003.

LSBU/7/4/4 Mad Dog II Solar Rally, 1998

Black and white and colour photographs of staff divided into Vice-Chancellors and Directors (LSBU/7/6/1) and General Staff (LSBU/7/6/2).

Black and white and colour photographs, negatives and digital images of students and workrooms of the National Bakery School and the Tower Restaurant.

Contains learning support guides for students.

RAG Magazines were produced by the Rag Committee to support RAG Week. Contents included a diary for RAG Week, information on the chosen charity, silly articles, stories and poetry, and cartoons.

Contains minutes of the Council of Students and Members.

Contains minutes of the Recreation Committee.

Comprises promotional films made by South Bank University to attract new students.

Contains posters produced by the Polytechnic and University.

Minutes of the Board of Governors (1891-1970), Council of Governors (1970-1989) and the Board of Governors (1989-2011)

Contains provident fund agreements, life assurance policies and a benevolent fund.

Comprises staff records for five members of staff at the Borough Polytechnic Institute and Polytechnic of the South Bank

Contains reports of the London County Council on Technical Education.

Contains DVDs and CDs of London South Bank University and its staff on television.

Comprises guidelines and manuals regarding the University's corporate identity along with minutes from the 1960s Publicity Committee.