London, England [Letter about anarchist actions in support of the miners strike; bulletin contents] Written shortly after the end of the 1984-85 miners' strike, this letter gives some details of the ...

On Saturday, hundreds of former miners and their families marked the 40th Anniversary of the 1984-85 British miners’ strike, with a march and rally in South Yorkshire, England. The Hatfield ...

Miners who received criminal convictions during the 1984-1985 miners strike should be pardoned, ministers have been told. The strike saw unionised coal miners across the UK take industrial action ...

The miners' strike of 1984-85 was a defining moment in the history of British coal mining and the biggest industrial dispute in post-war Britain.

The miners' strike of 1984-85 was a defining moment in the history of British coal mining and the biggest industrial dispute in post-war Britain. It pitted thousands of miners and their trade ...

Memories of the 1984-85 miners’ strike are still vividly alive for the thousands from the North East who were involved - or simply witnessed – the bitter struggle. The ripples from that ...

The following article was written by a Dutch comrade for the bulletin of the group 'Action and Thought'. It describes an action by South Wales striking miners in 1984 when they occupied three dock ...

The Miners' Strike epic was an epic struggle for survival which touched Easington's MP personally and deeply. He reflects on the bitter industrial… ...

Miners who were convicted during 1984-85 strike should be pardoned, says MP Owen Thompson has called for strikers who were convicted to receive pardons under a new Act of Parliament.

Easington's Labour MP Grahame Morris has recalled the Miners' Strike as an "epic struggle for survival" that left deep scars with the very fabric of communities "torn asunder".

It's 30 years today since the end of the momentous miners’ strike that helped define the 1980s. It was a watershed moment for the mining industry, British politics, and communities across the ...