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87 Nov 25 We	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Nationalised industries: Cabinet Secretary minute for Margaret Thatcher ("Electricity Privatisation") [Lord Marshall and CEGB board threaten to resign if Parkinson proposals adopted] [declassified Jul 2016]
87 Dec 11 Fr	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Nationalised industries: Wicks minute for MT ("Electricity Privatisation") [outline of Parkinson's proposals] [declassified Jul 2016]
87 Dec 14 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Nationalised industries: No.10 conversation record ("Electricity Privatisation") [MT, Parkinson] [declassified Jul 2016]
88 Jan 25 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Nationalised industries: John Wybrew minute for MT ("Electricity Privatisation") ["this Government will be judged on whether electricity privatisation secures lasting benefits for electricity consumers"] [declassified Jul 2016]
88 Feb 4 Th	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Nationalised industries: No.10 conversation record ("Privatisation of the Electricity Supply Industry") [MT, Parkinson] [declassified Jul 2016]
88 Feb 5 Fr	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Nationalised industries: No.10 conversation record ("Privatisation of the electricity supply industry") [MT, Parkinson, Lawson, Young] [declassified Jul 2016]
88 Feb 23 Tu	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Nationalised industries: Secretary of State for Energy minute for Margaret Thatcher ("Electricity Privatisation") [draft statement and White Paper ] [declassified Jul 2016]

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