Busmen, what next? - Solidarity

London buses in the 1960s

London buses in the 1960s

Solidarity pamphlet 16, published 21 January, 1964 and written mostly by London bus workers. It looks at the life of the workers, past struggles, the present situation and makes suggestions on how to organise for the future.

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