Socialist Action1984Socialist Action No. 64, 29 June 1984Jack Collins 'How much longer are miners expected to be up front with only a few unions giving active support.'
Socialist Action No. 64, 29 June 1984 · p. 3 of the scan · 148 words
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BRITISH Rail South Wales hauliers have stepped up their blackmail to try to break the blockade around the steelworks of Llanwern.
Socialist Action spoke to PETE KUCK, TGWU shop steward at Hazell's Haulage, to cross the Llanwern picket lines.
'On Thursday morning I had delivered a load of steel to West Wales. returned Llanwern where there were more loads to be delivered. I was informed by the Llanwern transport office that the! had been told by Hazell's not to load me.
'I returned to Hazell's yard where was told either I drive coal from Port Talbot to Llanwern through the miners' picket lines or I would be laid off indefinately 'I asked for the exact reason and was told that work for myself, or Ros. vive i we rec care! coal. I answere that there steel
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