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'Life on a psychiatric ward: report and recommendations to the Secretary of State for Social Services’, [c.1971]No.1 on the publication of the Farleigh Report, [c.1971]No.4, 'Community care for the mentally ill’, Oct 1971No.5, 'Community care for mentally handicapped men and women’, Dec 1971No.6, 'Now tell us how to solve the psychogeriatric problem of the psychiatric hospitals’, May 1972No.8, 'Jobs -- but not for the disabled!’, Oct 1972No.9, 'Psychogeriatric services: the questions answered?’, Feb 1973No.10, 'Patients rights: the mentally disordered in hospital’, Jul 1973No.13, 'Co-ordination or chaos? The run-down of psychiatric hospitals’, May 1974

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