The collection holds the minutes, papers and correspondence of the Anti Apartheid Movement in Scotland from 1975 to 1994. It also holds some Glasgow and Edinburgh branch meeting material and other documentation that predates the establishment of the Scottish Committee. Further to this there is a large collection of national and international material which helps create a full picture of the Movement’s activities and gives an indication of other organisations that gave their support. The Archive is also rich in ephemera including, posters, stickers, and postcards.
Committee minutes and papers 1976-1994; correspondence c1970-1994; branch meeting papers 1960’s; conference and events papers c1970’s-1994; subject based folders c1970-1994; posters/postcards/stickers/fliers/newsletters/newspapers c1970-1994 Bulletins/pamphlets/books/journals/petitions/ephemera c1970 -1994; various publications (part catalogue of published materials)
This collection has been arranged into 4 sections: committee minutes and papers; AGM and annual conference material; papers and correspondence (subject files); and publications. It dates from 1969 to 1999 however there are various gaps in this date range. The papers relate to Scottish Directors of Social Work.
Executive Committee meetings (1969-1996)
Policy, Planning and Review Standing Committee minutes (1988-1995) and papers (1988 to 1995)
Children and Families Standing Committee minutes (1988-1998) and papers (1981-1998)
Community Care Co-ordinating Group minutes (1991-1996) and papers (1988-1996)
Community Care Standing Committee papers (1994-1999)
Health and Handicap Standing Committee minutes (1989-1990) and papers (1989-1991)
Mental Health and Mental Handicap Standing Committee/Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Standing Committee minutes (1988 to 1995) and papers (1988-1995)
Illness and Disability Standing Committee minutes (1991-1995) and papers (1991-1998)
Standing Committee on Services to Elderly and Disabled People/Committee on Services for Elderly People/Committee of Services to Elderly People/Standing Committee on Services for Elderly People/Standing Committee for Services to Older People minutes (1988 to 1994) and papers (1988-1995)
Services to Offenders Standing Committee/Adult Offenders Standing Committee /Criminal Justice Services Standing Committee minutes (1988 to 1995) and papers (1988-1995)
Manpower and Training Standing Committee/Training Sub Committee/Training Committee/Training Standing Committee minutes (1988 to 1995) and papers (1988-1995)
Research Sub Committee/Research Standing Committee minutes (1989 to 1994) and papers (1988-1995)
Standards, Training and Research Standing Committee meetings (1997-1998)
Joint meetings between ADSW and SWSG minutes (1974-1994) and papers (1975-1995)
Annual General Meetings (1970-1995)
Annual Conferences (1970-1999)
General papers and correspondence (1969-1999)
ADSW publications (1988-1997)
Non ADSW publications (1978-1997)
Numerous subject files in the aforementioned areas
The majority of material in the collection relates to the Glasgow branch of the RSSPCC, including the predecessor organisation, the Glasgow Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Publications produced by the RSSPCC head office and the Scottish Children's League of Pity (junior branch of the RSSPCC) are also included, as well as a small assortment of records from other branches.
Financial records of the Glasgow branch, 1906-1972
Legacy papers, 1950-1978
Complaint books Glasgow, 1953-1965
Glasgow branch minutes, 1889-1963
Glasgow District Finance Committee minutes, 1903-1971
Records of the Ladies Auxiliary Committee Glasgow, 1888-1971
Records of the Scottish Children’s League including: annual reports, 1904-1993, City Sparrows 1899-1979, minutes of the Glasgow branch 1898-1978 and ephemera
Legislative acts and reports on subjects affecting children, 1885-1938
Papers relating to the Non-Accidental Injury to Children Committees for Strathkelvin, Lanark and Dumbarton, 1975-1981
Institutional records including printed copies of the Royal Charter and the Constitution, 1920-1975
Staff records, Dunbartonshire and Glasgow, 1964-1971
Records relating to staff training and development, 1898, 1936, and 1970-1978
Assorted promotional material, newsletters, and other publications, 1984-2003
Glasgow building fund appeal records, 1965-1967, and annual appeal records, 1975
Glasgow property records, including architectural plans, 1963-1965;
Crookston Home records including minute books, cash books and visitor books, 1903-1925
Organisational histories, including a recorded reminiscence of a former RSSPCC Inspector, 1990
This material has yet to be formally sort and listed but the following record series have been identified. Further series will be identified in the future.
Governing Council, College Council and Governing Body minutes and papers 1971-1993
Prospectuses 1971-1993
Academic Board minutes and papers 1971-1982
Formal opening documentation 1972
Graduation and awards ceremony programmes 1972-1993
Handwritten record book of diplomas for Cookery and Laundry courses detailing student name, address, date of birth, entry and leaving dates, examination results, award dates and class of diploma
Handwritten recipes, including some on Glasgow School of Cookery stationery from the 1880s
Printed recipes from the Manchester School of Cookery
Printed recipes from the Liverpool School of Cookery
Recipe cuttings from publications
The recipes have been pasted or inserted loose into the pages and were used in teaching cookery classes at the Glasgow School of Cookery. At a later date the Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science has added a label to the front cover titled "The Original Glasgow Cookery Book, 1875" and inside the front cover a printed sheet has been pasted titled "History of the Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science Cookery Book" by Robert Clow, dated May 1972.
Glasgow East End Industrial Exhibition 1903-04 medal awarded to the School for its contribution in the section on women's industries
The exhibition was held at Duke Street, Glasgow, and ran from 9 December 1903 to 9 April 1904. Its aim was to raise funds for Glasgow Royal Infirmary and showcase the work of the artisan classes.