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Letter signed by Dr Heley (President) and Mr Thomas Cooke (Chairman) to Mr Turner MEP. Provides history of the redundant Church of St Nicholas and the intention for it to become an Ecumenical Centre. Identifies multiple uses for the wider community; states that the project will cost up to £150,000; asks for his help to access a cultural grant from EEC funds.

Introduction to the background and objectives of the Meryemana Foundation. Inviting Miss Smith to join the Appeal Committee

Introduction to the background and objectives of the Meryemana Foundation. Inviting the Duchess of Kent to become a patron to the Appeal

Introduction to the background and objectives of the Meryemana Foundation. References two MPs (Gummer and Irvine) who are supporters. Inviting Sir Joshua Rowles to become President to the Appeal

To John Field (Ipswich Borough Council). Invitation to become a Vice-President to the Appeal

Company owns the wall on Lady Lane where the plaque is to be installed replacing an exisitng plaque. Mr Mellamphy, the artist, has been in contact and will continue to act as liaison officer.

Providing some Meryemana background information and attachgements [not present] invites Sir Styles to become a Vice-President to the Appeal.

Providing Appeal Launch details - date, time and venue. Formal invitation to follow, but hopes that his commitments will allow him to attend.

Mr Hilton (chairman, Charities Committee, British Telecom Research Laboratories) - asking him to reconsider his decision and make a donation to the Appeal

Provides some historical background to St Nicholas Church in Ipswich, and more recently of Meryemana. Lady Miram Hubbard has already agreed to be a Vice-President. Dr Heley would be happy for the opportuity to discuss the project.

Provides some historical background to St Nicholas Church in Ipswich, and more recently of Meryemana. Dr Heley would be happy for her and her team to have the opportuity to discuss the project.

To Dr Runcie reminding him that he appreciated Mr Smith's volume "The Madonna of Ipswich". Outlines the Meryemana intention to create an ecumenical centre in Ipswich. Invitation to become a patron of the appeal

M J Ganzoni (Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk - 1988) as a Trustee of the Meryemana Foundation will be at the lauch and is asked to say a few words about the project.

Initialled report "MRN" [possibly Myra Newell] - following a discusison with a computer graduate "who has compiled a programme which will do all the administration of the appeal". His also offering to sell the appeal the programme, a computer and printer. "... written for computer illiterates over 60". List of functions plus examples of operational capability. Offer is for £2,500 to £3,000.

Delay in obtaining charitable status has delayed launch date for the Meryemana project to 30 November at the Novotel, Grayfriars.
Lt Cdr Sir Godfrey Style CBE DDSC RN has agreed to be President of the Appeal

To Mr Paul Butters of Prettys Solicitors. Support of 2 Bishops and 3 MPs. Invitation to discuss the appeal and become a Trustee

The Meryemana appeal for an ecumenical centre and restoration of a shrine is a project which Dr Heley considers would benefit form the patronage of Cardinal Hume.

Bishop Dennis having already written to Rev Gathercole about the Meryemana objectives. There is a need for denominational representatives on the steering committee.