The 'dirty thirty'

by Brian Pelan · Socialist Action No. 74, 26 October 1984 · p. 3 of the scan · 131 words

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settlement. Well, you can add 3 railwaymen to that. I want their jobs back too. THERE 2500 miners in Leicester, and there are 2470 I'm speaking for the other 30, the 'dirty thirty' as we're known.

I want to start by giving. Illy thanks to the Coalville NUK The job they have done this They haven't moved any Cuzur evelynus.

what name for a town. That's where the should have started, but instead its a town of scabs. And if it was left to the scabs it would become 'Doleville'.

Leicester area secretscab of this spine Fe of this dispute. He has done everything he can to break this strike. He won't back the dirty thirty. working. know that's the case, because I number even though I can't drive.