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1 1987: Opening of first Black
History Month |
2 1972: 3,000 march against
council rent increases |
3 1987: Demonstration for Namibian
independence |
4 1936: Merseyside Peace Week
ends with a 3,000-strong march from St George’s Plateau to Sheil
Park |
5 1989: Building Brigades travel
to Nicaragua |
6 1995: Ken Loach's film Land
and Freedom about Liverpool volunteer in Spanish civil war |
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8 2000: Formation of People
Not Profit |
9 1972: Kirkby rent strike begins
(lasts 14 months) |
10 1984: Sit-in at city council
offices over appointment of Sam Bond as ‘race elations adviser’
1937: Fascist rally at Queens Drive halted when Oswald Mosley is struck
by a stone |
11 1936: Fascist march (soon
after battle of Cable Street) attacked at several points in city centre |
12 1974: Arrest of Rick Walker
for BWNIC (British Withdrawal from Northern Ireland Committee) for
issuing the leaflet 'Some information for discontented soldiers'.
Frank Keeney arrested soon after
1991: Demonstration at Sefton Park statue of Columbus |
13 2005: First John Peel Day |
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15 1980: Rooftop protest saves
Bradmere Nursery in Bromborough |
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19 1990: International Day of
Action against the Poll tax
1936: 200 marchers leave from Liverpool to join the Jarrow Hunger
march to London |
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22 1975: International Day of
Action by rubber workers – 6,000 come out at Dunlops
2005: Merseyside march against racism |
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24 1947: Unity Theatre performs
'The Match Girls Strike', based on Bryant and May strike of 1889 |
25 As 24th |
26 1991: Liverpool 8 Law Centre
organises march against police harassment |
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28 1974: 'Petticoat Pickets'
win women’s 17-week strike at Wingrove and Rogers electrical
firm |
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30 1987: Visit of Sam Nujoma,
future President of Namibia |
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Also in this month
1859: Liverpool Tailors Association formed against
sweated labour
1863: Liverpool Emancipation Society denounces John Laird for building
the Alabama for the Confederates (30th)
1973: Liverpool Free Press publishes BWNIC (British Withdrawal from
Northern Ireland Committee) 'Some information for discontented soldiers'
leaflet
1973: One-day strike, including the docks, on the first day of trial
of the Shrewsbury 24
1977: Seel St Women’s Centre closes (1st)
1981: Day-care Abortion Unit opens (Bradford Clinic) after long campaign
by women’s right’s groups
1982: First showing of Boys from the Blackstuff (10th)
1984: Thirty-seven workers jailed for a month for participating in
a legal sit-in at the Cammell Laird Shipyard (1st) |