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Minutes and agenda papers for meetings of the Court of Governors held on 25/11/1971, AGM 25/11/1971, 14/03/1972, 08/06/1972, 10/07/1972, 28/09/1972.

Matters arising on 25/11/1971: student health service; accommodation problems of the PCL; minutes of Finance and General Purposes Committee; report from the Academic Council; Regional Centre of Management Education; Bolsover Street Hall of Residence - Report of the Working Party; Halls of Residence: charges; report of the Members Liaison Committee; Constitution of the Teaching Staff Association of the Polytechnic of Central London; Department of Photography Film - Distribution in France; Little Titchfield Street premises; form of idemnity; Mrs Ethel Wood bequest; report from the Advisory Committees; report from the Student Services Committee; finacing of Students' Unions; the future of St Katharine's House; alcohol licence for Red Lion Square.

Matters arising at the AGM on 25/11/1971: report of the auditors for the year ended 31 July 1971; report of the Governors and statement of accounts for the year.

Matters arising on 14/03/1972: the future of St Katharine's House; student discipline; refectory prices; posts of pro-directors; professoriate; Regional Centre of Management Education; accommodaiton problems of the PCL; adaptations to the Little Titchfield Street premises; hardship fund for students; Students' Union Constitution; Students' Union fifth sabbatical officer; schedule of bank balances and investments.

Matters arising on 08/06/1972: posts of pro-directors; professoriate; Regional Centre of Management Education; accommodation problems at PCL; adaptations to Little Titchfield Street; the future of St Katharine's House; refectory prices; study bedrooms at Wells Street; structure of reorganisation of departments; hardship fund for students; Students' Union constitution; educational opportunities for Women; Industrial Relations Act 1971: Co-operation with Teachers' organisations; conditions of tenure for academic Staff; schedule of bank balances and investments.

Matters arising on 10/07/1972: Regional Centre of Management Education; accommodation problems at PCL; development plan for PCL; report on the Activities of the TSA; part-time fees - session 1972/73; short-term loan investments; Quintin Hogg Memorial Scholarship; FSSU - Parallel Arrangements.

Matters arising on 28/09/1972 Special Meeting: termination of appointment of member of staff.

Includes reports from: Student Services Committee; Advisory Committees; Academic Council; Finance and General Property Committee; Members' Liaison Committee; Committee of Directors of Polytechnics; Staff Appeal Committee.

The Polytechnic Portrait Gallery, containg upwards of three hundred portraits of the Governing Body, Staff, Secretaries of Sections and Prominent Members, together with a brief 'record'. Hardback version

Published London: 309 Regent Street, W.

Contains portraits of the following:
The Right Hon the Earl of Aberdeen, Frank A Bevan, James Carnegie, The Right Hon Earl Compton, EM Denny;
Rev JR Diggle, Miss Duff, W Scott Durrant, JH Gladstone, VR Hoare;
Mrs Hogg, Miss Hogg, Douglas McGarel Hogg, the Right Hon Lord Kinnaird, Rev Dr HS Lunn;
R Mitchell, Mrs Mitchell, Howard Morley, the Right Hon AJ Mundella, WT Paton;
The Honourable THW Pelham, the Right Hon Lord Playfair, JFP Rawlinson, the Right Hon Lord Reay, Sir Owen Roberts;
Sir Albert K Rollit, the late Herbert Saunders, Miss Stevenson, JEK Studd, Mrs Studd;
James Abbs, Arthur Adams, ER Alexander, RT Amos, J Andrew;
Maximilian Wolfgang Arndt, J Arbold, Miss Ashofrd, Miss L Austin, Sydney Axford;
WW Ayscough, TW Bacon, JH Bailey, James Bancroft, H Bangert;
FA Banks, Edward T Barber, WB Barnard, Miss K Bartle, Arthur Bayliss;
SJ Beckett, W Beckwith, FS Beer, Francis T Beeson, W Bell;
GH Belsey; William Henry Bennett, Valentine Blanchard, Arthur Bockett, Miss H Bolletor;
HG Boswarva, Professor Boulger, H Bowden, Charles Alfred Boyd, A Bracher;
Elliott Brooks, Miss C Brown, Percy W Brown, Miss Brumbridge, Miss A Burgess;
Alford Thomas Burgess, George Burkinshaw, LJ Butler, Frank C Butter, 'Colin' Campbell;
Andrew Cannadine, Miss Chant, J Cheshire, GH Chiles, Miss JK Clark;
Miss A Clark; H Samson Clark; JW Clarke; PH Clephane, JH Clothier;
H Codd, SE Coker, FG Conyard, William S Cotterell, Miss Cowie;
Alfred lee Cox, W Cripps, William Dart, EEG Davey;
CF Davies, Miss Jessie Davies RAM, Jack Davis, WK Davis, WT Day;
JH Deas, HJC Dempster, JE Dodsworth, AW Dollond, JJ Duft;
Charles H Edwards, T EEdy, GR Egerton, Mrs Egerton, Valentine Charles Egerton;
Col-Sergeant Elliott, EFW Exton, E Howard Farmer, Walter Flint, Miss Foster;
Harry Frapwell, CW Gamble, HL Gambles, TE Gardner, CW Garnham;
FA Gaudie, Miss Glanfield, Miss Graham, Louis J Graveline, Fred A Green;
Henry Green, Sandall Green, Mrs S Green, Mrs Towner nee Miss L Griffiths, Archibald H Griffiths;
Walter Groves, Arthur Gutteridge, WF Gwinnell, Miss JL Haase, Miss J Haase;
AJ Hall, Will Hankins, AW Harris, Leonard H harris, WD Hasluck;
Mrs S Hasluck, SL Hasluck, Frank Hastings, Edwin Hawthorn, Miss Haynes;
W Heinmenn, I Hermann, J Heywood, Charles Langstein Heywood, W Hibbert;
Frank E Hill, Henry Grenville Hill, RT Hill, Geo. Holzhausen, John S Horton;
Edmund Wilson Hubbard, Walter Hutchins, WE Hutchinson, Joseph G Hurry, Herbert Hyatt;
FW Jackson, Tom Jeffries, FG Jones, William Jones, A Kahn;
Miss H Kelly, Miss Letitia Kelly, JH Kimber, GH Lamb, H Leader;
Ag lee, William Charles Lee, E leitch, Arthur H Leith, Archie W lewis;
M Lumaye BL, Mmme Lumaye, Miss manicom, George Mansfield, RG Margetson;
Miss Jessie M Marshall, Miss Jessie Marshall, Miss E Matthews, JE Maycock, AF Mayo;
B Mckay, ALH Macmaster, Chas F Mitchell, Miss L Mitchell, Miss A Monk;
Charles H Moon, WJ Moores, AG Morley, GW Morley, H Morley;
W Moore, Arthur E Morton, GP Mudge, EJD Muggeridge, Lewis J Murch;
George Ogilvie, Miss Oldman, Valentine Osborne, Robert J owen, WH Owensmith;
HA Paffard, Fred Parker, GA Parker, AE Pavey, W Pearce;
CJ Peer, EJ Philbrick, Charles J Phillips, R Phillips, CEA Pledger;
WJ Pollock, JC Pope, Fred W Potter, W Potter, Charles James Pratt;
T Hobart Pritchard, Mrs Frank Hastings nee Proctor, Miss Ramsden, EC Ravani, T Lea Rayner;
Miss Redgate, DJS Rees, Charles Reid, Miss F Reid, L Ricci;
GH Richardson, R Ridley, J Rogers, WJW Roome, HJ Russell Ross;
WJ Sanders, Mrs Sanders, A Sarll, T Scamell, G Scarman;
Miss E Sims, Arthur Smith, Miss Norah Smith, WE Smith, Sergeant CT Smyth;
H Solomon; Miss Alice Splatt, Henry Spooner, JF Standring, Evan Staples;
H Stapleton, AF Stephens, AJ Stephens, Jack Stephens, ST Stephenson;
Jack Sullivan, Miss K Sweetman, Miss Nina Sweetman, Miss Winnie Sweetman, WA Symcox;
Mrs Taylor, G Taylor, AJ Taylor, Charles Edward Teale, Francis Teschleut;
D Tomas, EH Thomas, J Thomson, WJ Thoroughgood, Miss C Town;
EC Towner, J Tucker, GW Turk, RE Turner, Miss AM Viney;
W Vokes, Henry Ransom Wakelin, John S Walker, WS Walker, Arthur Walsh;
HG Walsh, Robert Avey Ward, Tom H Ward, AC Watkins, Sergeant Watson;
Jesse watts, Ernest Wesson, Fred Whittington, Mrs F Whittington, Charles B Wicksteed;
Miss AE Wiles, WM Wilson, Arthur Woodgate, D Woodhall, Mrs Woodhall;
AW Wright, William F Yelland, Mrs Yelland, Miss Zanzig, Bernard Shrubb Zietz

Ethel M Wood was one of the early workers in the movement towards scientific management and in the 1920s served in the International Institute of Scientific Management in Geneva. She has been a governor of the Polytechnic since 1945 and associated with the School since its inception in 1949.

The Ethel M Wood Thesis was established to stimulate the systematic study of basic truths which are of fundamental importance in ensuring equitable and effective administration. It consists of a bound thesis and seven guineas and was awarded to the best thesis written during the final stage of the course in PG Diploma in Management Studies.

The report concerns an anonymous company.