Tag Archives: Labour Movement
Corbyn’s Policy Documents
I do not claim that the whole political establishment and economic status quo would change under Jeremy Corbyn, but I do agree completely that he is the best chance we have (under the current electoral system) of moving towards a … Continue reading
Posted in Corbyn4Leader, Great Britain, Jeremy Corbyn, JezWeCan, justice, Labour, Labour Leadership, Labour Leadership Elections, Labour Party, New Labour, politics, Progressive, Social Activism, socialism, The Media, UK, UK Elections, UK Elections 2015, UK Politics, UKElections, United Kingdom
Tagged Corbyn4Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Labour Leadership, Labour Leadership Elections, Labour Movement, Labour Party, New Labour, UK Politics
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The 1984-1985 Miners Strike In Nottingham
“If Spirits Alone Won Battles: The Diary of John Lowe” is part of the familiar genre of a day by day diary, following in the footsteps of The Miners Strike Day by Day (2002) and Yorkshire’s Flying Pickets (2004). It … Continue reading
Posted in capitalism, Conservative Party, dignity, Europe, Exploitation, Impunity, Injustice, justice, Margaret Thatcher, Murder, Neoliberalism, Oppression, politics, socialism, UK, War
Tagged 1984, 1984-85 Miners' Strike, 1985, Arthur Scargill, Conservative Party, England, Labour Movement, Margaret Thatcher, Miners, National Union of Miners, Nottingham, NUM, Police Abuse, Scotland, Strike Action, Trade Unions, UK, Wales, Yorkshire
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Resistance Is Fertile 