Archive Category : Greater London Council

Interview Questions by Onyeke Igwe about GLC Third Eye: London's Festival of Third World Cinema

Audio Visual Unit List of Projects ILEA

National Campaign For The Arts Brochure: A Programme for the Arts, published 1985

Greater London Council Working For London 1983/84 Annual Report

GLC Arts Policy by Tony Banks, 16th February 1982, Mandate to create Ethnic Arts and Community Arts Boards.

GLC Housing Research & Policy Report: What Price Equality, a report on the allocation of GLC housing in Tower Hamlets

Anti-Racist Year 1984: London Against Racism in the Arts Use of Council Facilities and Premises South Bank Concert Halls Report

Anti-Racist Year 1984: London Against Racism in the Arts Use of Council Facilities and Premises Other Than South Bank Concert Halls Report

RAT (Racisms Awareness Training) and the Degeneration of Black Struggle by A Sivanandan, from Race and Class, Institute of Race Relations

Greater London Council: Public Hearings on Use of Cable

Greater London Council: Survey of the Audio and Audio-Visual Media Industries in London Report from the Director of Industry & Employment

Greater London Council: The Cultural Industries and Cultural Policy in London Report to Industry and Employment Committee, Arts and Recreation Committee, Finance and General Purposes Committee

GLC Arts and Recreation: The Future of Local Government in London Arts, Recreation and Sport Draft Paper by Alan Tomkins, Arts Advisor for comments from Parminder Vir, 1986

Ethnic Minorities Unit: Anti-Apartheid Declaration Launch Ceremonial Booklet

Greater London Council's Anti-Racist Trade Union Working Group: Challenging Racism at Work and in the Trade Unions Publication 1984

Greater London Council: Planning for The Future of London, Publication by GLC's Planning Commission 1984

Greater London Council: The Future of the Greater London Council Streamlining the Cities, The GLC Response Janaury 1984 Publication

The ACER Project Second Annual Report 1979-1980, Len Garrison, Director

Parminder Vir profile by Rauf Adu, Roots Magazine, September 1983

Ken Livingstone Presents Cheque to the Mozart Estate Youth Club GLC New Service Press Announcement

GLC Arts Policy Discussion Paper by Alan Tomkins to Tony Banks GLC Labour Group 8th June 1982

GLC Equal Opportunities Code of Practice 1985 Booklet

Towards Equal Opportunities: GLC Equal Opportunities Code of Practice 1983 Booklet

GLC Arts and Recreation London and the Arts Conference, National Film Theatre, 27th November 1981 Conference Pack -Programme and Copies of Statements from Delegates.

Greater London Council: Community Arts and Ethnic Arts Media Campaign Group Meeting Minutes 25th May and 2nd June 1983

GLC Ethnic Arts and Community Arts: Notice of an Urgent Meeting for Groups Funded by GLC, 20th May 1983

GLC Community Arts: The State of the Art or the Art of the State? Strategies for the Cultural Indistires in London Publication 1986

Greater London Council Campaign for a Popular Culture from 1981 to 1986 Publication of Achievments across Community Arts, Ethnic Arts and Mainstream Arts

The Role of Press in Independent Zimbabwe: Series of Articles Published in MOTO, June 1983

Oval Video Community Video Resource Centre providing Access, Equipment Hire, Workshops in North Lambeth

The Leveller Magazine issue dated 6 -20 March 1981

Copy of Race Relations Act 1976: GLC Race Equality Unit

Private Eye: Parminder Vir's letter to the Editor, 20th March 1985

Paying for the Arts: The Political Economy of Art in 1985, a speech by Sir William Rees-Mogg, Chairman of the Arts Council on 11th March 1985, published in The Economist

Private Eye: Parminder Vir, Alan Tomkins mentions, May 1984

Parminder Vir profile by Sudhir Nandgaonkar, Filmotsav 84, Screen India, March 1984

Savarkar Centenary Celebration Committee, invitation to Commemorate Plaque in the name of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar ( 1883-1966), Tuesday 28 May 1985

Farewell Letter from Balbir Sangha Deptartmental Personnel Officer, to Parminder Vir, Head of Race Equality Unit, Department of Recreation and Arts, 25 March 1986

Harrison Birtwistle, World Premiere of The Mask of Orpheus at the English National Opera (ENO), 21 May to 26 June 1986, leaflet

GLC Spring Festival on the South Bank from 26 to 27 May 1985

Capital Music Festival Fringe 85 presented by Capital Radio 194 & CapitalCard July 1985

Camden Festival 1986: Jazz Week 17 to 22 March 1986, Shaw Theatre featuring Courtney Pine Quintet, Loose Tubes, Melba Liston with Gale Force 17, Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

Camden Festival 1986: International Music and Dance Programme brochure, March 1986

Chingari: The Spark: A Celebration of Asian Popular Culture Presented by GLC & Roundhouse in Association with the Academy of Performing Arts & Music at Royal Albert Hall on 4, 5 and 6 March 1986

Dance Theatre of Harlem at London Coliseum 9-28 July 1984, GLC Funded Season, Programme

Dance Theatre of Harlem at London Coliseum 9-28 July 1984, GLC Funded Season, Leaflet

Dance Theatre of Harlem at London Coliseum, 1-12 July 1986, as part of the London Dance Festival 1986, Leaflet

Dance Theatre of Harlem at London Coliseum, 1-12 July 1986, as part of the London Dance Festival 1986, Programme

Caribbean Focus 1986 presents Carl Campbell Dance Co 7 at GLC Royal Festival Hall, 11 January to 29 March 1986

Dance Theatre of Harlem Dancers at GLC Reception 1984

British Theatre Association: Membership Brochure

Playboy of the West Indies, a play by Mustapha Matura, directed by Nicolas Kent at Oxford Playhouse from 17 to 24 January 1984. Programme Brochure

United British Artists in association with Embassy Communication International present The Biko Inquest, a play by Jon Blair and Norman Fenton, directed by Albert Finney at Riverside Studios, 27 January to 4 March 1984 Programme Brochure

Club MC Riverside Studios by arrangement with LWT and Channel 4, hosted by Pretty Boy Wayne featuring The Dynamic 3, Banana Boat Company, Shikisa, Yetunde Otuwehinmi, Alumni, plus Benjamin Zephaniah, 15-19 July 1986

Riverside Studios Monthly Newsletter, July 1986. Post GLC Day of Debate

Two Tone Theatre presents a dramatised reading of The Biko Inquest by Jon Blair and Norman Fenton, a copy of the play.

Two French Shorts: A chance to see two plays by new French Writers: Travor Laird in Twilight Zone, a play by Bernard-Marie Koltes, Almeida Theatre Company Production from 24 Janaury to 11 February 1984 at Old Red Lion.

Where There is Darkness, a play by Caryl Phillips, directed by Peter James at Lyric Studio from 4 February to 6 March 1982

Moon On A Rainbow Shawl by Errol John, at Theatre Royal Stratford East, directed by Errol John, from 15 March to April 1986 as part of GLC Farewell Festival