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A history of the 1931 mutiny of the British Royal Navy in Invergordon, following the announcement of a 25% pay cut. The two-day stoppage caused panic and won concessions. PDF digitised by libcom.org, 2015. Text below added April 2020.
Kath Duncan: Documentary set to recognise legacy of unsung political heroine from Fife Activist Kath Duncan was a powerful orator who had lived in both Angus and Fife. An exciting new documentary aims to give unsung political heroine Kath Duncan from Fife the recognition she deserves. Gayle Ritchie finds out more. With her striking red hair, bright blue eyes and dramatic clothing, Kath Duncan stood out from the crowd. She was only 5ft 2in but, a powerful orator who “everyone was scared of”, she commanded attention wherever she went. Born in 1889 in Tarbert, Argyll, Kath spent much of her ...