Forty years ago – on 25th Jan 1984 - Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative government attacked trade union rights at GCHQ. Union members were told to resign their membership or be sacked. After a long campaign marked by the fortitude of the workers and their families, and the solidarity of the whole movement, they were reinstated when an incoming Labour government repealed the ban.
Today, the government has passed laws that could restrict the right to strike for over five million workers.
On Saturday 27 Jan the TUC have arranged a rally to defend the right to strike.
Today, the government has passed laws that could restrict the right to strike for over five million workers.
On Saturday 27 Jan the TUC have arranged a rally to defend the right to strike.
When: Sat, 27 Jan 2024 - 12:00 to 14:00
Where: Montpellier Gardens, Cheltenham GL50 1UL
Coaches are being made available via the TUC and GMB have offered to support these.
If you or anyone you now would be interested in joining one of the coaches (likely leaving Birmingham and Coventry) please confirm by emailing Midlands Region.
You can find full information about the event here. and there is a flyer below:
Where: Montpellier Gardens, Cheltenham GL50 1UL
Coaches are being made available via the TUC and GMB have offered to support these.
If you or anyone you now would be interested in joining one of the coaches (likely leaving Birmingham and Coventry) please confirm by emailing Midlands Region.
You can find full information about the event here. and there is a flyer below:
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