| Description | Publicity: (advertising, posters, etc), membership agreements, jobs list (for assigning tasks to committee members), "cheque books" (transactions recorded in "Chevins", a currency used for organisational purposes specific to Belper LETS), constitution of the organisation; newsletters; chairperson's notebook 1990s; membership directories 1990s-2000s; central account of credits and debits 1990s. With similar material relating to other LETS schemes, and to the original Belper LETS , which folded in 1993. |
| Administrative History | Belper Local Exchange Trading Scheme (LETS) was founded in 1994, following on from an earlier organisation which folded in 1993. The principle of the organisation was that members could trade services, skills and labour as well as moveable goods, using a "currency" called the Chevin. Members were given 20 Chevins to start with, and paid £5 per year for membership. The organisation closed in 2015 and its funds were passed to Belper Transition. |
| Custodial History | These records were donated to Derbyshire Record Office in November 2015 |