RAILWORKERS AND MINERS | Socialist Action 1983

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Away', Mr Davies said He said the police denied pickets their liberties by refusing them permission to talk the working miners.

'Out of these incidents bt w ty incident frustration at Rhymney Bridge was a direct result of that frustration. what happened Dear and Russell have happened to me and any two of you' he told the crowd to great applause.

"If Thatcher police think that after this CCIOASLU vena away and keep our mouths shut they will have another think coming, because there will be iwo campaigns. One through the courts, and the second to ol ee ca paign to have Dean Kusseli freed. It our campaign through the courts 15 OFF RAIL Miners', the story PO Box 50, London N1 2XP.

Uniee agoins the Toreeic® Socialist Action supporters in rail have produced a pamphlet called 'Railworkers and of Coalville during the 1984/5 miners' strike. It costs 50 pence per copy and is available from Socialist Action,