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Merseyside Resistance Calendar - February

Liverpool leg of the Right to Work March passes through Wigan (21 February 1972). See 19 Feb for more details

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Also this month
1841: School of Science opened in Socialist Hall in Lord Nelson Street more info
1949: Unity produce '100 years hard' to mark centenary of Trades Council more info
1969: Liverpool Free School opens
1971: Longest running strike starts at the Inland Revenue, ends August 1974
1975: Scotland Road Peoples Centre 'to open shortly'
1975: Three-month sit-in at Cammell Lairds more info
  1 1879: Three-week strike by 35,000 dockers and seamen over 10% reductions in wages more info 2 3 1911: Robert Tressell, author of ‘Ragged Trousered Philanthropists’, dies in Royal Infirmary more info
4 5 1953: City Council bans Unity Theatre film show from Philharmonic Hall on political grounds more info
1889: National Union of Dock Labourers formed in Glasgow.
First Merseyside branch opened in Bootle in June more info
6 1937: 18 volunteers from Merseyside die at the battle of Jarama, fighting for the Spanish Republic more info 7 1975: 35 cleaners at MoD join trade union and lose their jobs 8 9 1991: Mike Hill loses his life in anti-hunt protest 10
11 12 13 14 15 1986: Anti-Apartheid march through city more info
2003: ‘Peace Train’ takes protestors to join over a million others demonstrating against plans to bomb Iraq
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18 19 1863: 3,000-4,000 in Royal Amphitheatre condemn slavery in support for North in American civil war more info
1972: Liverpool contingent of Right to Work March leaves for London more info
20 1855: Second day of Bread riots more info 21 1967: Lucas shop stewards lobby Parliament more info
1994: First Irish cultural and community festival
22 23 1988: Dockers refuse to handle uranium mined in apartheid-ruled Namibia 24 1969: First National Ford Strike more info
25 2000: Greenpeace halt shipment of GM maize bound for Liverpool more info 26 27 28 1984: 100,000 protest on Merseyside in support of GCHQ workers 29    

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