The Heavy Stuff: Coal communities in conflict - Dave Douglass

Heavy Stuff - Coal mining issue cover

A special edition of the Class War Federation's "Heavy Stuff" on coal mining communities in the UK. It was published following the announcement by the Conservative government in October 1992 of the closure of 31 of the 50 deep coal mines that remained in the UK.

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The final edition of The Heavy Stuff.

PDF courtesy of Sparrows Nest Archive, Nottingham.

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