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SUMMARY:Independent Labour Publications: The future of the union and the case for UK Federalism
DESCRIPTION:From Independent Labour Publications \nWith tensions rising between the Westminster government and the devolved governments in Cardiff and Edinburgh it’s an opportune time to consider The future of the union and the case for UK Federalism and I’m pleased to say this will be theme of the ILP meeting this Friday 3 September at 7.00pm.  \nOur speakers will be: \n\nVince Mills\, Secretary of Glasgow Kelvin CLP and a member of the Red Paper Collective on Scottish politics after the Holyrood elections\nMick Antoniw\, Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution in the Welsh Government onPolitics in Wales after the Senedd elections\, and\nPauline Bryan\, member of Glasgow Kelvin CLP and Convenor of the Red Paper Collective on The case for UK federalism. Pauline is a Labour Peer appointed by Jeremy Corbyn as part of a group who are committed to the abolition of the House of Lords\n\nAnd here is the link: \nJoin Zoom Meeting \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/86185687922?pwd=eUdNQXVEaHdzYktubU9kcjdxcVZLdz09 \nMeeting ID: 861 8568 7922 \nPasscode: 870022 \nPlease note that this meeting is not being promoted on social media. \nLook forward to seeing you then. \nBest wishes\, \nDavid Connolly \nChair\, Independent Labour Publications \nhttps://www.independentlabour.org.uk/
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SUMMARY:Berwick Literary Festival\, Mike Fraser lectures: History Through a Northumbrian Lens
DESCRIPTION:Book at http://berwickea.org/event/history-through-a-northumbrian-lens-part-two/ \nThis is a series of three one-hour lectures by Mike Fraser\, organised in association with Berwick Literary Festival. Patrons of the Festival are entitled to a 50% discount on tickets for the full course (see Tickets). This listing is for the full course; you can book individual lectures here. \nThe lectures are on Saturdays: Sept 4\, Sept 18 and Oct 2. \nOur earlier event\, History through a Northumbrian Lens: Part One looked at Sir William Beveridge\, Sir Edward Grey and Sir Charles Trevelyan. \nIn Part Two Mike will discuss John MacKay Wilson\, Lord Walter Runciman\, Thomas Burt and Mabel Philipson to similarly illuminate key issues in British history from electoral reform to the position of women in society. \nJohn MacKay Wilson\, best known for his Tales\, was also a successful Editor of the Berwick Advertiser. Discussion of his powerful editorials will provide a radical perspective on events at the time of the Great Reform Act 1832. \nLord Walter Runciman from Doxford Hall was a rather undistinguished politician when he was sent by Chamberlain to Czechoslovakia in August 1938\, but his subsequent report was crucial to the latter’s “Peace in our time” Munich agreement with Hitler. \nFinally\, Mike discusses the careers of two significant Northumbrian MPs. When Thomas Burt was elected as Liberal MP for Morpeth in 1874\, he was the first working class man to enter Parliament. In 1923 Mabel Philipson replaced her husband as MP for Berwick to become the third female MP to sit in the Commons. The first to be elected\, an Irish Nationalist\, had refused to take her seat. \nSept 4 – John MacKay Wilson \nSept 18 – Lord Walter Runciman \nOct 2 – Thomas Burt and Mabel Philipson \nMike will deliver illustrated talks and there will be ample time for debate about the contributions of these individuals during crucial periods of British history. \nLectures will be delivered via Zoom. If you haven’t used Zoom before\, please go to www.zoom.us and look at the tutorials. Once you have booked\, you will find the Zoom invitation in the Online Event Page on Eventbrite. You will also receive an email with the invitation 24 hours before the event. If you can’t find the invitation\, please email berwickea@gmail.com. \nIf you book this course online\, we will hold your personal data in accordance with our privacy policy. If you do not wish us to hold your personal data\, please book by post (see www.berwickea.org) and do not supply an email address.
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SUMMARY:North East Labour History Annual General Meeting. Huw Beynon and Ray Hudson (both former Durham University) on their new book\, The Shadow of The Mine
DESCRIPTION:Join Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/88917964686?pwd=QkJPMDl3Z3IyUnJneTlaQTl5bkZIZz09 \nMeeting ID: 889 1796 4686\nPasscode: 611389 \nThe rise and fall of Britain’s most important industry. No one personified the age of industry more than the miners. The Shadow of the Mine tells the story of King Coal in its heyday—and what happened to mining communities after the last pits closed. \nCoal was central to the British economy\, powering its factories and railways. It carried political weight\, too. In the eighties the miners risked everything in a year-long strike against Thatcher’s shutdowns. Defeat foretold the death of their industry. Tens of thousands were cast onto the labour market with a minimum amount of advice and support. \nToday\, British politics all of a sudden revolves around the coalfield constituencies which lent their votes to Boris Johnson’s Conservatives in 2019. Even in the Welsh Valleys\, where the “red wall” still stands\, support for the Labour Party has halved in a generation. \nHuw Beynon and Ray Hudson draw on decades of research to chronicle these momentous changes through the words of the people who lived through them.
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