Tanks and troops on the streets in the years of red Clydeside Snapshots of Glasgow's revolutionary and working class radical history from the 18th to the 20th centuries. Copied to clipboard Attachments radical-glasgow.pdf (5.27 MB) strikes Scotland Glasgow John Couzin PDF Comments
1919: The 40-hours strike The 40 Hours strike led by the Clyde Workers' Committee was the most radical strike seen on Clydeside in terms of both its tactics and its…
1937: The Clydeside apprentices’ strike The strong Scottish strike of apprentices which help turn them from isolated individuals with no employment rights into organised, unionised workers.
Solidarity (Glasgow) Partial archive of the journal published by the Glasgow group of UK libertarian socialist group, Solidarity, from 1965.
1889: The Glasgow dockers' go-slow A brief history of the strike of Glasgow dockers in 1889 which was proving fruitless, until they returned to work and began a go-slow or "working…
Strikes against Culture & Sport Glasgow Both today, Friday 28th, and on Monday 31st May nearly all of Glasgow’s museums, libraries and sport centres will be closed by industrial action.
Glasgow mechanics strike solidarity On Tuesday, nine mechanics walked out on official strike after failing to agree to a pre-Christmas pay deal, over 50 other workers refused to cross picket lines.
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