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Merseyside Resistance Calendar - September

Campaign for a Safe and Clean Environment
Part of the Bootle Time Tunnel mural on Washington Road, by Safe Productions

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1 2 1982: Liverpool 8 Law Centre founded
2002: First monthly Friends of Palestine vigil at St Luke’s church (Sat)
3 1797: Liverpool slave ship Thomas taken over by African slaves for 42 days 4 5 1911: Liverpool-born Delia Larkin helps found Irish Women Workers Union in Dublin 6 1972: Shrewsbury building workers picketed. Des Warren and Ricky Tomlinson later prosecuted
1974: Announced that Fisher-Bendix will become a workers’ co-operative (KME) more info
1999: First event for revived Liberty Hall at the Zanzibar
7 1988: KAPIT (Kirkby Against Pollution, Incineration & Toxins) formed
1985: National demonstration against job and benefit cuts at St George's Plateau
8 2006: Demonstration in support of asylum seekers
1997: International solidarity action in support of sacked dockers
9 1990: People’s March against Poll Tax leaves Liverpool for London 10 1978: First 'Rock Against Racism' gig in Walton Hall Park 11 1974: Liverpool picket of Chilean consulate on first anniversary of Pinochet coup 12 1921: Unemployed occupy Walker Art Gallery. Also George Garrett makes anti-racism speech 13 1973: 200 protest outside Chilean consulate after Pinochet removes Allende in bloody coup on the 11th 14
15 2006: 8,000 march to support fire-fighters strike
2007: Next to Nowhere social centre opens on Bold Street
16 1932: Second day of four days of demonstrations forcing Birkenhead Council to increase Public Assistance rates to their maximum more info 17 18 19 1893: New Zealand becomes the first country to introduce votes for women. Campaign led by Liverpool-born Kate Sheppard 20 1971: Scotland Road Free School opens 21
22 2001: Merseyside Against Detention protest outside Walton prison in support of jailed refugees 23 24 25 1995: Liverpool dock dispute (lasts over two years) 26 27 2006: Elizabeth Pascoe wins court order to stop Edge Lane developers 28 1974: Women’s Information Centre at 49 Seel Street opened
29 1997: Striking Liverpool dockers occupy cranes in Port of Sheerness 30 1973: Formation of Merseyside Committee for Solidarity with Chile     Also this month
1838: First Chartist demonstration. Thousands assemble at the Old Infirmary (St Georges Plateau) on the 25th
1830: Dock Labour Society formed
1890: Headquarters of the National Union of Dock Labourers transferred from Glasgow to Liverpool - 46 Hanover Street, because Merseyside the main strength of the union
1973: Dockers refuse to handle copper from Pinochet’s Chile
1974: formation of Anti-Fascist committee
1994: Local community, resident and environmental groups set up ‘Campaign for a Safe and Clean Environment’ in Bootle
2004: Memorial erected on Princes Avenue to jailed Native American Leonard Peltier

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