The Document Database presents all documents released by the UCPI, plus a Library of background material - the latest documents first.
The Inquiry documents can be filtered by date, tranche, spycop, group and more, and searched by keyword. For ease of navigation they are in three separate databases:
Disclosure is where you will find all files released by the Inquiry as part of its investigations. This includes the contemporaneous reports of spycops, managerial correspondence and notes of meetings with MI5.
Statements and Transcripts has all witness statements, and opening and closing statements, as well as the transcripts of the hearings.
Procedural includes all documents from the start of the Inquiry in 2015 until the hearings began in 2020.
The Library is a collection of background material to the spycops scandal - essentially relevant reading sourced outside the Inquiry, including the various early reviews.
The filtering fields follow the material: date, author, type, originator/publisher.
Report on personal details of a member of Women’s Liberation Workshop and International Socialists seeking to form a Socialist National Women’s Liberation Movement
Report on a meeting of the Revolutionary Women’s Union discussing falling enthusiasm and ways to re-energise the group plus fears a phone is tapped, held at redacted private home on 4 May 1972
Report on a short meeting held by the newly elected National Committee of International Socialists to elect the various Sub-Committee members, held immediately after Annual Conference on 3 April 1972
Report on a meeting of the Revolutionary Women’s Union to form a Socialist National Women's Movement but no invitees came, held at redacted venue on 7 May 1972
Appendix 5 Opening Statement of Ernest Rodker, Professor Jonathan Rosenhead and Lord Peter Hain for Tranche 1, Phase 2: Photo from the Stop The Seventy Tour Star and Garter demo
Special Branch report on a meeting of the Notting Hill IMG held to discuss conference documents for an upcoming fusion conference, held at Students Union, Imperial College on 10 May 1972
