Annie Howarth is living a restless life in a restless town. It's 1984 and for a mining community in South Yorkshire, the strikes mean tensions are running high. Then a murdered girl is found on the moors and the anxiety levels are pushed to a dangerous breaking point. Married to the Chief of Police, Annie should feel safe - William can be secretive, though surely whatever he's hiding is for her own good. But Annie is keeping her own secrets. Ten years ago the man she loved was ripped from her life in a scandal that still haunts the both of them, and now his return will put her family, her marriage, even her life, at risk.
Eaton came over as his usual bumbling self — he offered no hope whatsoever for a settlement, insisting that the document presented by Willis to our side was a TUC/NCB document. The lie to this is well-documented and Willis, ...
"John Lloyd sets out to not to teach the lessons of the miners' strike but to comprehend the situation in which the main actors found themselves and how they attempt to change it to the advantage , or perceived advantage, of the groups they ...
A new chapter in this re-issued book shows that the Welsh miners were in a unique position to forge an alliance with the Lesbian and Gays Support the Miners Group, as represented in the film Pride.
This book challenges those images, looks at the impact of the strike on participants, and reflects on ongoing controversies and community pride. The book is organized into three parts. In early chapters participants look back.
In Loving Memory of Work: A Visual Record of the UK Miners' Strike 1984-85
A photographic chronicle of the Miners' Strike.
Every day, Cath kissed her husband goodbye, not knowing if she'd see him again as he went to work at the coalface.
Shafted draws together a range of contributors who analyse media coverage during the strike. The book also looks at alternative media, photography, film and documentary programmes.
Triona Holden takes the reader into the lives of the remarkable women involved in the coal strikes in Great Britain in 1984-85, revealing that what was good about the mining communities lives on in these women's articulate, funny and frank ...
Published to mark the 25th anniversary of the 1984-85 Miner's Strike, this is the story of the miners and their wives and families' courage, humour and an unbreakable will to win" --Book Jacket.