Minute book for meetings of the Governing Body from 21 September 1965 to 18th May 1970 dealing with such matters as relations with the student body; sabatical leave for Students' Union president (1965); teaching appointments; prizes and scholarships; statements of accounts; Library Advisory Committee; College of Engineering and Science Advisory Commitees; catering facilities; Luxborough Lodge site (Marylebone Road); Students' Union debate on birth control (16/05/1966); education reports; future of Cameo-Poly Cinema (16/05/1966); social matters; welfare services; Plan for Polytechnics white paper (1966); Polytechnic scheme of re-organisation; Student Union representation on Governing Body; examination statistics; title for new poly (1968); Poly Arts Festival (1969); halls fees for foreign students (1969).

All minutes signed by Walter Oakley, Chair of the Board

The newspaper for University of Westminster Students, sponsored by the Students' Union

Includes articles: Oyster Card Frustration; Mind the Gap - Keep the Cap; Celebrate Diversity, Not Extremism; Harrow Halls Go Offline; UWSU Back Youth Volunteering; Fiendish Fundraising; I Count..Do You? - climate change; Students Feel More Free on MySpace; Reminiscing Halls for the Benefit of Freshers; Eco Universities; Advertisers Turning the Tables on Brand Communication; Why I will Miss George W Bush; Veil Confusion; The Environment: A Return to Equilibrium; Fashion; Film; Twisted Heel; Arts and Culture; Science and Technology; Classifieds.

A5 booklet produced for prospective students including Preparing for Your Life As A Student and Finding Somewhere To Live, Insurance and Nursery. There is an application for Halls of Residence inside.

Two copies.

Documents relating to student occupations of PCL buildings and PCL's legal rights in preventing them.

Includes: correspondence (both internal and with Bartletts & Gluckstein, Crawley & de Reya Solicitors) regarding prevention of student occupations, Essex University's application to Court of Appeal to prevent student occupations, proposed guidelines for classes during occupation, legal rights of PCL; statement of policy on student occupations, 17 Nov 1981; press cutting regarding Essex University's partial ban of occupations; guidelines for occupation; relevant points from meeting of building supervisors to discuss occupations; main points of meeting of school registrars to discuss occupations, 6 Dec 1979; a policy to handle occupations to discrupt administration, by HG Jelf, secretary, 3 Jan 1980; note of advice regarding legal position in relation to student occupation of Polytechnic halls of residence; notice to be served to all illegal occupants; Criminal Law Act 1977 - chapter 45

Documents relating to the 1982 Student Union rent strike.

Includes: correspondence from the Students' Union to PCL and occupants of flats regarding payment of rent and potential eviction, summonses for possession at Northfield House, list of flats in receipt of first warning letters from solicitors, letters regarding flats now willing to pay, window replacement at halls of residence; sales ledger: student debtors, non-hall of residence - Northfield House [lists names, flat numbers, account numbers, total fees]; list of flats and types of occupants, for example on rent strike, squatters; list of occupants of Northfield House, Autumn 1982

Edited by I Glover and R Griffiths, illustrations by David Burn and Jim Laws, typing by Estelle Hedge and Christine Munden. Contents include: a foreword by Sir Eric Richardson; map of college buildings; a message from the student union president Roger Beavil (photograph); notes from retiring president Owen Spencer-Thomas (photograph); introductions to and photographs of the presidents of the athletics union Roger Griffiths, deputy president of the students union Kalinsky Gupta, external vice-president Justin Labinjoh, social vice-president Stephen Langley, lady vice-president Mika Kalokerinou, Lady representative on the athletic union Jane Fleming Jones (annotated Joan Hunter-Dunne), secretary Ian Glover, treasurer Hugh Mant, permanent secretary Estelle Hedge; student life in London; student facilities and college information; halls of residence; cinemas; bookshops; where to eat; where to drink; external affairs (United Nations Student Associations, National Union of Students); Treasurer report and Budget; Dance dates; Athletics Union and sports facilities; Clubs and Societies (Afro-Asian, L'Association Internationale des Etudiants n Sciences Economiques et Commerciales, Architectural, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Billards and Snooker, Boxing, Car, Catholic, Chess, Christian Union, Cricket, Debating, Economics, Economic History, Engineering, Fencing, Film, Folk, Football, Gliding, Hockey, Jazz, Jewish, Judo, Mountaineering, Music, netball, Political Science, Polymuse, Riding, Rowing, Rugby, Socialist, Social Science, squash, Student Players, Student Societies Administration Working Party, Sub Aqua, Swimming, Table Tennis, West One).

The publication also includes a large number of advertisements relating to student services (e.g. Banking) or career opportunities. The advertisers are listed in an index at the back of the volume.

Folder containing information sheets, with many photographs, about hiring the catering services, sports & leisure facilities, halls of residence, meetings & conference, audio-visual services, language centre.

Includes the Tariff booklet with prices.