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Miners' Strike memories from eating squirrels to pickaxe under bed and sinister phone calls - Vimarsana News

Miners' Strike memories from eating squirrels to pickaxe under bed and sinister phone calls

On the 40th anniversary of the mining strikes, the strikers and those branded 'scabs' are telling their stories at the National Coal Mining Museum and revealing horrifying tales

Horrific new footage reveals bloody truth of Battle of Orgeave 40 years after Miner's Strike - Vimarsana News

Horrific new footage reveals bloody truth of Battle of Orgeave 40 years after Miner's Strike

Channel 4’s three-part series also includes miners speaking on camera for the first time after suffering physical and mental scars at the Battle of Orgreave during the 1984 Miners’ Strike

GCHQ—when workers stood up and the union leaders ran away - Vimarsana News

GCHQ—when workers stood up and the union leaders ran away

Forty years ago the TUC union federation called strikes against union bans at GCHQ. Simon Basketter looks at the lessons from 1984

Savage school board deals with decaying 100 year old trees - Vimarsana News

Savage school board deals with decaying 100 year old trees

The Savage Public School Board of Trustees set project priorities at their meeting on Thursday that includes handicap parking, treating Cottonwood trees around the school playground, and siding replacement.

Allan Rogers, MP dubbed leader of Labour's 'yob tendency' by Private Eye – obituary - Vimarsana News

Allan Rogers, MP dubbed leader of Labour's 'yob tendency' by Private Eye – obituary

Allan Rogers, who has died aged 91, was an intelligent but truculent South Wales miner’s son who served on the Opposition front bench under his friend Neil Kinnock and then John Smith, but was too “Old Labour” for Tony Blair.

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