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Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
Demonstration
against Israel’s invasion of Gaza (3rd) |
1 |
2 |
3 2009: 2,000 march to protest
against Israel's bombing of the Palestinians in Gaza |
4 1889: Seamen's strike 'watched
with interest in all the seaports of Great Britain' more
info |
5 1972: Fisher-Bendix factory
in Kirkby occupied by workforce for five weeks more
info |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 1906: Liverpool's first suffragette
action: Prime Minister heckled at meeting in Sun Hall |
10 1791: Edward Rushton and others
start Liverpool School for the Blind more
info |
11 |
12 2008: City Centre march to
defend the right to protest (following police and council harassment
of campaigners)
1984: Frankie Goes to Hollywood's ‘Relax’
is banned by BBC more
info |
13 1847: First of 300,000 Irish
fleeing the great hunger arrive in Liverpool more
info |
14 1910: Protest at Walton jail
at maltreatment of suffragettes. More women arrested and force-fed |
15 |
16 |
17 1863: Conference in support
of the North and against slavery in American civil war more
info |
18 2003: 2,500 march through
city in protest at plans to invade Iraq more
info |
19 1919: Mass meeting demands
release of Irish political prisoners |
20 1997: International dock
strike in support of Liverpool dockers more
info |
21 1938: Merseyside Left Theatre
performs 'Waiting for Lefty', based on a New York cab drivers' strike
more info |
22 1889: First meeting of Women's
Industrial Council |
23 2006: 'Dragons of the Pool'
unveil plaque to Chinese merchant seamen forcibly repatriated in 1945
more info |
24 1979: Grave-diggers strike
(till 1 Feb) |
25 1889: Meeting to form a trade
union for women cigar-makers |
26 |
27 |
28 1996: News from Nowhere bookshop
avoids eviction by Frensons developers and moves to present building
more info |
29 1996: Ploughshares activists
damage Hawk fighters destined for Indonesia
more info |
30 |
31 1977: First issue of Merseyside
Women's Paper more info |
Also in this month...
1830: Women admitted to Co-operative Society. Trading
starts in soap and candles more
info
1912: The Syndicalist publishes 'Don't Shoot' leaflet by Fred Bower,
urging soldiers not to fire on striking workers more
info
1993: Women Against Pit Closures set up camp to defend Parkside colliery
(18th)
1996: Women of the Waterfront petition Downing Street in support of
the 500 sacked dockers (9th) more
info
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