Invergordon 1931, shipshape and mutiny fashion: how they fought the pay cuts - Liz Willis
Submitted by Steven. on Oct 29 2015 22:15
A history of the 1931 mutiny of the British Royal Navy in Invergordon, following the announcement of a 25% pay cut. The two-day stoppage caused panic and won concessions.
Black Flag 235 (2012)
With workfare in the news at the time, this issue focused on the CWU union's enthusiastic support for its use in Royal Mail, alongside articles on the economy, Scottish Independence and the potential consequences of the collapse of the BNP.
For the centre spread, Tom L offered a a slightly different tack on the union question, looking at it from the ruling class point of view, while in history Jack Ray and Iain McKay looked at the 1934 Asturian miners' strike and the Pentonville Five campaign respectively.
The NHS is 60 - RaHN
A 64-page booklet produced by the Radical History Network of NE London (RaHN) on the NHS. Marking the latter's 60th anniversary, it draws together a variety of articles on different aspects from local health services and workers' struggles to long-term medical history.
Women in the Spanish revolution - Solidarity
Submitted by Steven. on Nov 6 2009 13:03
Liz Willis writes on the conditions and role of women in and around the Spanish Civil War and revolution of 1936-1939.
