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Alastair Hetherington undertook radio and television work as well as written journalism, and with his wife, Sheila Hetherington, set up an independent television production company, Scotquest Ltd, c1982. Various items concerning Hetherington's broadcast career are found here:

'Does Scotland need a Parliament' by Hetherington, transcript of a talk broadcast on the Scottish Home Service, 9 December 1949 with slight manuscript annotation.

'Inside BBC Scotland', three colour photographs of launch party for Hetherington's book in the Bute Hall bookshop at Glasgow University (the first two photographs are of Hetherington and Sir Kenneth Alexander, the third is of Sheila Hetherington talking to a guest, 1992).

Three VHS video cassettes, producers cuts of three different Scotquest Ltd programmes from 1984.
'Great Walks, Malham, June': Presented by Richard Gilbert, produced by Alastair Hetherington and directed by Mike Herd, this 30 minute (approx) programme was a Scotquest production for Channel 4 in 1984. Copyright Channel Four TV. Sound quality variable in places.
'Great Walks, Cape Wrath, August': Presented by Richard Gilbert (with his family), produced by Alastair Hetherington and directed by Des Bradley, this 30 minute (approx) programme was a Scotquest production for Channel 4 in 1984. Copyright Channel Four TV. Sound quality variable in places.
'Columba - Colum Cille': Written, produced and presented by Alastair Hetherington this 45 minute biographical programme was a Scotquest production for Channel 4 and RTE in1984. Copyright Channel Four TV and Radio Telefis Eireann.

A VHS video cassette, (production number ED 191189, tape number 23597) of Sky News 'The Editors' featuring Anthony Howard interviewing Hetherington including comments on Suez ('sales down 35% after 3 days, but up 40% after 7 days'), the Guardian's move to London, the Guardian's proposed merger with The Times, BBC Scotland and Hetherington's book, 'News in the Regions', which had just been published. 30 minutes (approx) in three parts, transmitted on 19 November 1989. Copyright Sky Television Plc.

Material primarily concerning Alastair Hetherington's interests and activities outside of work:
certificate of the honorary doctorate diploma awarded to Hetherington by Charles de Gaulle University, 6 September 1971;
volume of minutes of the Adam Smith Club, 1976-1986, (a University of Glasgow club) sent to Hetherington in 1987, the volume includes a meeting where Hetherington spoke on 'Whose freedom? - Politicians, press, broadcasters and people' in December 1983;
two photographs and an informal account written by Sheila Hetherington of a visit to Antwerp for the Antwerp Celebrations in 1994 (written for other family members), one of the photographs shows the parade and the second shows Hetherington in front of the town hall which he drove into while the Germans were in the square in 1944 (described in Hetherington's biography, 'A Man of his Word');
eight photographs of Arran cottage and Hetherington's family and friends including Anthony Howard, no date.

Documents relating to the employment of Anthony Howard as Washington Correspondent of The Observer. This includes 17 letters of whom the key correspondents from the Observer are: David Astor, Ken Obank, John Thompson, Patrick O'Donovan and Michael Davie.

Also contains the order of service for a memorial service and thanks giving for Howard held in 2011.

Administrative/Biographical history: Before working for The Observer, Anthony Howard had worked for the Manchester Guardian, the New Statesman and the Sunday Times. Howard worked at The Observer as Washington correspondent between 1966 and 1969. He then stayed on at The Observer as a political columnist between 1971 and 1972 before going to work for the New Statesmen in 1972. Howard did, however, return to The Observer as deputy editor from 1981 to 1988.

Letters sent to and from Howard regarding his position as Washington Correspondent. Letters discuss basic salary, cost of living allowances, expenses, terms of employment, coverage of items for the newspaper, conditions regarding working 'outside' the newspaper, appreciation from David Astor following his stay with Howard, 'Rent Tribunal', proposals relating to Howard's position to be undertaken following Washington Correspondent.
Key correspondents from the Observer are David Astor, Ken Obank, John Thompson, Patrick O'Donovan and Michael Davie.

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers

Box 1
Hacker, Alan: Musician
Hackett, Paul: Bridge
Hackney, Dr Rod
Haendel, Ida: Violinist
Haggett, Brian
Hague, Diane
Hague, Prof D.C.
Hague, Fred: A.T.W. Union
Haig, James
Hailey, Arthur: Author
Hails, F: Coroner
Hailsham, Lord: Politician
Hain, Peter
Halberstam, David
Halifax, Lady & Lord F.L Wood: 1st Earl
Hall, Daryl
Hall, Miss Joan
Hall, George Henry: 1st Viscount
Hall, Professor Peter
Hall, Peter: Theatre
Hall, Ruth
Hall, Sally: Racehorse Trainer
Hall, Stanley: Wigmaker
Hall-Dare, Clody
Halle, Charles (1819-95)
Hallet, Jean-Pierre
Halliday, Bob: Astronomy
Hamburger, Michael: Poet
Hamilton, Elizabeth: Forestry Trust Worker
Hamilton, Guy: Films
Hamilton, Ian: Poet
Hamilton, John: Liverpool Council
Hamilton, Mary
Hamilton-Bradie, Sadie: Writer
Hamlyn, Maggie: Artist
Hamlyn, Paul: Publisher
Hamm, Jeffrey
Hammond, Mona: Actress
Hammond, Tom
Hampson, Roger: Artist
Hanbury-Tenison, Robin: Survival International
Hancock, Charles: Rent Rebel
Hancock, Diana: Blind Aid
Hanock, Michael: Manager Merseyside Radio
Handley, Vernon: Conductor
Hanks, Geoffrey: Farmer
Hanley, James: Author
Hanlon, Mary
Hanlon, Pat: Bicycle Maker
Hannah, Charles
Hanson, Jo: Traveller
Harbeshon, Commander
Harbour, Christopher: British University Students Travel Association
Hardie, Charles: BOAC

Box 2
Hardwick, Christine: BBC
Hardy, Bill: NUM
Hardy, Thomas: Author (Agency prints only)
Hare, David: Playwright
Harmar, Brown, F Mr & Mrs
Harewood, George Henry H. Lascelles: 7th earl
Harper, Sir Richard
Harrington, John: Psychiatrist
Harris, Air Cheif Marshall Sir. A
Harris, Cecil: Commercial Union
Harris, Herbert: Author
Harris, John: R.I.B.A
Harris, Margaret
Harris, Muriel: Writer
Harris, Reuben: British Mail Order Captain
Harris, Tirril
Harrison, Donald: Fisheries
Harrison, Donald
Harrison, John: Actor
Harrison, Rex: Actor
Harrison, Sarah
Harrison, Tony: Poet
Hart, Judith: Politician
Hart, Robert: Conservationist
Hart, Tom: Children's Homes
Hart, Tony: Book Illustrator
Harte, Glynn Boyd: Artist
Hartnell, Norman: Dress Designer
Hartwell, Lady
Hartwell, Robert: Press Officer
Harvey, Alex: Pop Singer
Harvey, Jackie
Harwood, Ronald: Writer
Hassani, Tamaira: Circus
Hassim, Omar: Student
Hastings, Michael: Film Writer
Hatt, Steve: Fishmonger
Hattersley, Roy: Politician
Hatton, Derek: Liverpool Council
Hatton, F: Politician
Havas, Kato: Violinist
Hawkes, Jacquetta: Writer
Haycraft, Colin: Duckworth's
Hayday, Fred: Trade Unionist
Hayes, Brian: L.B.C
Hayman, Cyd: Actress
Hayman, Mrs Helene: Politician
Hayman, Philip
Haymon, Sylvia
Haynes, Michael: Designer
Haynes, Renee
Hays, Bill: Theatre
Hazan, James
Head, Edith
Heal, Gillian: Dolls
Healy, Byron

Box 3
Healey, Denis
Healey, Edna
Healey, John
Heaps, Leo: Art Historian
Heaslip, Commander R: H.M.N
Heath, Adrian: Painter
Heath, Edward: (-1968) Politician
Heath, Edward RG: (1969) Politician
Heath, Edward RG: (1970) Politician
Heath, Edward RG: (1971) Politician
Heath, Edward: (1972) Politician
Heath, Edward: (1973)
Heath, Edward: (1974)
Heath, Edward: (1975) Politician
Heath, Reg
Heath, Roy
Heath-Stubbs, John: Poet
Heathcote, Mrs Eve M
Heathcote, Ulla
Heather, John: Lace
Heathfield, Peter: N.U.M
Heathfield, Betty
Hebblethwaite, Margaret: Author
Heenan, John Carmel: Cardinal
Heilbron, Rose: Lawyer
Heimler, Eugene: Heimler Foundation
Heims, Peter: Private Detective
Hedges, Alan: Marketing
Hecht, Ernest: Publisher
Heffer, Eric: Politician
Heller, Joseph
Hellman, Louis: Architect
Hellyer, Pete: Young Liberals
Helmond, Catherine
Hemmings, Lindy: Costume Designer
Henderson, Hamish
Henderson, Sir J.N: Ambassador
Henderson, Ronald: Protestant Party, Liverpool
Henley, Baron

Box 4
Hepher, Michael: Abbey Life
Hepworth, Barbara: British Sculptress
Herbert, Marie: Writer
Herbert, Peter: Captain H.M.S Valiant (Nuculear Submarine)
Herbert, Walley W: Explorer
Herbison, Margaret: Politician
Heron, Rev A: Church of Scotland
Heron, Linda: Policewoman
Heron, Patrick: Painter
Herriot, James: Vet & Author
Hershkowitz, Annie
Hertz, Joachin
Heseltine, Michael RD: Politician
Hetherington, Alistair Hector
Heuson, Nicky
Hewitt, Ben
Hewitt, Patricia: NCCL
Hewland, Jane: TV Producer
Hewlett, Sir Clyde: Tory Chairman
Heyhoe, Rachael: Cricket
Heys, Bill
Heywood, Drusilla: Eskdale Farmer
Hibbitt, Mrs Tari
Hickox, Eleanor: Antique Jewellery
Hicks, David: Decorator, Designer
Hicks, Gary: C.O.I Radio
Hidden, Norman
Higgins, Jack
Higginson, Mary. E: Centenarian
Highsmith, Patricia: Novelist

Box 5
Hill, Dr. Charles: Baron
Hill, Dr D.W: Royal College of Surgeons
Hill, Graham: Racing Driver
Hill, Ruth Beebe
Hill, Shaun: Chef
Hill, Ted: Trade Unionist
Hillman, Ellis: Art & Recreation G.L.C
Hillon, Muriel: Long Strike
Himsworth, kenneth: National Park Officer
Hinde, Thomas: Author
Hindemith: German Composer
Hindley, Myra (Agency prints only)
Hird, Thora: Actress
Hiscock, Eric: Author
Hitchcock, Alfred: Film Director
Hitchins, Ron
Hitchman, Sir Alan
Hitchcock, Raymond: Author
Hite, Shere: Author
Hoare, Sir Derick
Hoban, Russell: Author
Hobbs, Sir Jack: Cricketer
Hobbs, May: Militant & Author
Hobhouse, Hermione
Hobhouse, L.T.
Hobsbawm, Eric: Historian
Hobson, Peter: Perfumier
Hochhauser, Victor: Impresario
Hockney, David: Pop Painter*
Hocq, Natalie: Cartiers
Hoddinott, Alum: Professor of Music
Hodge, Victor: Model & Actress
Hodgson, Patricia: Bow Group
Hodgson, Phillip: Editor., Forum Magazine
Hogarth, William: Seamen's Union
Hogg, Sarah: Economics Editor, Economist
Hoghughi, Dr Masud
Hogwood, Christopher
Holden, E.R: N.A.S.
Holden, John: PRIN.REG.COLL. of ART
Holden-Brown, Derek: Allied-Lyons
Holland-Williams, Gaynor: Traffic Warden
Holman, Bob: Social Work
Holloway, Robin: Music
Hollingsworth, Olly
Holly, WM: Washington New Town Development
Holmes, Chris: Shelter
Holmes, John: Politician
Holroyd, Michael: Writer
Holst, Miss Imogen: Musician
Honderick, Dr Ted
Honderich, John: Teenager
Hood, Dr Roger: Durham University
Hook, Margaret: Travel Agency
Hooker, Dr M.A: Politician
Hooker, Jeremy: Aberystwyth Poet
Hooker, Dr S.G.
Holt, A F: Politician
Holt, Margaret: Manchesters first lady Stockbroker
Holt, Seth: Films
Holt, Thelma: Theatre
Holt, Mr William: Author
Holton, Josie: Publisher
Home, Lord
Home, William D: Writer
Hon Lee, Pan: Halle
Hopcraft, Arthur: Author
Hope, Sir Percy M
Hopes, Father Alan
Hopkins, Antony: Pianist
Hopkins, Shirley Knight
Hopkirk, Joyce: Magazine
Horan, Chief Sup'T Charles
Horn, Keith: Architect
Hornby, A.S.: OALD
Horner, Arthur: Cartoonist
Hornman, Miss A.E.F: Theatrical Pioneer
Hornsby-Smith: Politician
Horsfield, Brenda: BBC & Geology
Horsham, Jeanne

Box 6
Hosking, Eric: Photography
Houdova, Irina: ballet Teacher
Houston, Libby: Poet
Howard, Anthony: Journalist
Howard, Christian, Miss: "The Synod Commission"
Howard, Elizabeth Jane
Howard, Trevor: Actor
Howarth, Bill: Union of Seamen
Howarth, Mr R.L: Politician
Howarth, Mrs Wynn: Advisory Centre
Howden, Kathy & Ken: Fashion Designer
Howe, Sir Geoffrey: Politician
Howe, Jo: Introduction Agency
Howell, Darcy
Howell, David: Politician
Howell, Denis H: Politician
Howell, Margaret: Fashion Designer
Howell, Rupert: Ad Man
Howell, Steve
Howell, William B: Atlantic Race
Howson, Roy: N.C.B
Hoyle, Douglas: Labour Politician
Hoyle, Fred Sir: Scientist
Hubbard, G: Ministry of Technology
Huckfield, Leslie: MP
Huddleston, Trevor: Priest
Hudson, Doc: Candle Maker
Hudson, Liam (Professor)
Hudyma, Mrs Mary: Junk
Hughes, Cledwyn: Politician
Hughes, David: Novelist
Hughes, David: Novelist
Hughes, Glyn: Author
Hughes, Graham: Craft Centre
Hughes, Malcolm
Hughes, Patricia: Radio
Hughes, Shirley: Authoress* *all digitised and added to The Grid
Hughes, Ted: Poet
Hulanicki, Barbara: Biba
Hulbert, Jack: Actor
Hull, Harry: T.G.W.U
Hulme, George: Co-Op
Hulton, Nika, Lady
Hume, Basil: Archbishop of Westminster
Humkin, Oliver
Humphrey, Derek
Humphries, E: Fire Brigade Union
Hunt, Albert
Hunt, Henry: Police
Hunt, John, Sir: Climber
Hunt, Joseph
Hunt, John M: Roedean School
Hunt, Marsha
Hunt, General Sir Peter
Hunter, Dr Alan: Royal Observatory
Hunter, Chris: Author
Hunter, Norman
Hunter, Rita: Singer
Hunter, Roy: N.C.B
Huntley, Commander R: Police

Box 7
Hudson, Sir D.C: Ambassador
Huntrods, Guy: Lloyds Bank
Hurcombe, Linda: Writer
Hurd, Douglas: Politician
Hush, Susi: Television
Hussey, Marmaduke: B.B.C
Hussey, Sister P
Hutchins, Pat: Writer
Hutchins, Stuart: Sola
Hutchinson, Bert: Car Salesman
Hutchinson, Dinah
Huzzard, Ron: Labour Party
Hyman, Joe: Viyella
Hywell, Suzanne
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

Records accumulated by Anthony Howard during his time as deputy editor of The Observer, 1981-1988. Currently only contains Howard's correspondence and memos.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office

Correspondence and memos of Anthony Howard produced during his time as deputy editor of The Observer, 1981-1988.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office

Correspondence between Anthony Howard and a number of individuals and organisations including David Ash, Peter Ackroyd, Lady Acland, Corinna Adam, Stanley Adams, Robert Adley (MP), Martin Amis, Barbara Altounyan, David Astor, and Alan Ayckbourne. Also correspondence regarding the Angel Literary Award (1988), Arvon Poetry Competition (1985) and Association of British Editors, and the death of Lady Ayer.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Anthony Howard

Correspondence between Anthony Howard and a number of individuals and organisations including the BBC, Richard Branson, Alan Bishop, Martin Bailey (staff), Lord Ian Bancroft, Lady Beaverbrook, Steve Bell (staff), David Blunkett (MP), Mark Boxer (cartoonist), David Boulton (Granada TV), the British Council, Tina Brown (ed. Vanity Fair), and Michael Bywater (staff). Also includes replies to reader letters, lunch appointments, contributor letters.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Anthony Howard

Correspondence between Anthony Howard and a number of individuals and organisations including Jonathan Dimbleby, Harold Evans, John Edginton, Edward Jay Epstein, and Moss Evans (gen. sec. Transport and General Workers Union) and the Edinburgh Television Festival. Also reader and contributor letters including a complaint regarding the 1988 increase in subscription price.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Anthony Howard