Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
also in this month
1644: Parliamentary forces recapture Liverpool
from Royalists (1st)
1781: 133 slaves thrown overboard from Liverpool-owned slave-ship
Zong. Outcry boosts abolition campaign (29th)
1908: Liverpool Anarchist Communist Sunday School opens in Toxteth
Co-operative Hall (Smithdown Road)
1988: Benjamin Zephaniah publishes poems ‘Inna Liverpool’
1995: Women of the Waterfront formed to support men in docks dispute |
|
|
1 2004: First Homotopia, Liverpool’s
current gay festival
1988: Margaret Simey, radical Labour councillor, wins North of England
Portico literary prize for Democracy Rediscovered (about police accountability) |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 1913: Liverpool-born John
Archer elected Britain’s first black mayor, in Battersea
1988: Bernadette McAliskey, Irish republican, addresses public meeting
in Liverpool |
11 1921: Unemployed workers
demonstration at Armistice Day parade |
12 |
13 1983: Capenhurst Peace Camp
set up at British Nuclear Fuels plant |
14 1984: Black Caucus disrupts
City Council over appointment of Sam Bond as race relations adviser |
15 |
16 1985: Plaque unveiled to 27
Merseyside volunteers who died fighting for the republic in the Spanish
civil war
1986/7: Pete Townshend opens Pinball Wizard recording studios |
17 1922: Hunger march arrives
in London |
18 |
19 1983: 20,000 march to support
City Council’s claim for return of grant money withdrawn by
Tory national government |
20 2000: Greenpeace halt GM
soya mill on Gladstone dock |
21 |
22 1885: Irish Home Rule leader
Charles Stewart Parnell addresses crowd on St George’s Plateau,
then declines to stand for Liverpool Parliamentary seat |
23 |
24 1997: Striking Liverpool
dockers occupy cranes on Cardiff waterfront
1998: Monument to victims of Great Irish Famine unveiled by Irish
President Mary McAleese at St Luke’s |
25 1969: John Lennon returns
MBE to Buckingham Palace |
26 |
27 |
28 1974: One-day general strike
in support of jailed pickets ‘Shrewsbury 2’ |
29 1996: Greenpeace occupy dockyard
cranes to prevent imports of GM soya beans
more info
1980: Over 100,000 join national TUC march to the Pier Head against
unemployment |
30 1988: Gifford inquiry declares
Liverpool racism ‘uniquely horrific’ |