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WITH BANNERS HELD HIGHA DAY-LONG EVENT MARKING THE END OF AN INDUSTRY

Supporters Organised by

COALNOT

DOLEORGREAVETRUTH AND JUSTICE CAMPAIGN

POA

MUSIC AND THE MINERS’ STRIKEINTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITYMUSIC, DEBATES, POETRY & FILM

DIRECTIONSUnity Works is a 2 minute walk from Wakefield’s Westgate train station

FROM J41 M1

FROMJ40 M1

FROMJ39 M1

NORTHGATE

MULBERRY WAY

WOOD STREET

KING STREETCHEAPSIDECARTER STREET MARKET STREET

BANK STREET

GEORGE STREETWESTGATE

SMYTH STREET

BOOKING INFORMATIONBox Office at Unity Works, Westgate Wakefield WF1 1EP or go to: www.unityworks.co.uk/event/with-banners-held-high-2016/

With Banners Held High

Email: wbhh@talktalk.net

DAY TIME EVENT Doors open 10.30 Programme runs 11.00 - 5.00pm Tickets £8 Concs £4

Welcome: Granville Williams, WBHHCompere: Ian ClaytonPresident NUM: Nicky WilsonOTJC: Barbara Jackson

Guest Speakers: Tony Garnett, producer Cathy Come Home, Kes, and The Price of Coal

Tosh MacDonald, President ASLEF

Special session on International Solidarity with speakers from France, Denmark and the UK

Exhibitions: NEW Solidarity and the 1984-85 Miners’ Strike

Music and the Miners’ Strike

Political Musicians: Photos by Pete Dunwell

Pictures by Stefano Cagnoni, John Sturrock and Martin Jenkinson on International Solidarity and the Miners’ Strike

Miners’ Banners: Slide show and talk by David Wray and Dave Mitchell

Films: Test Department’s DS30 – a stunning must-see film, With Banners Held High 2015, Sleaford Mods’ Invisible BritainUnity: A Coming Together a film of With Banners Held High 2015

Music: Root and Branch, Grace Petrie, Dave Rovics, We Shall Overcome buskersBook Launch: Pit Props: Music, International Solidarity and the 1984-85 Miners’ Strike, with Editor Granville Williams and former BBC Labour Reporter Nick JonesPoetry and words: Jean Gittins,Chris Searle, Paul RoutledgeDebates: Workers’ solidarity with refugees and migrants today; From Orgreave to Wapping; The Psycho-Social Impact of the Miners’ Strike; Energy Under Capitalism; New Ways of Organising; Music and the Miners’ Strike

EVENING FUNDRAISER FROM 7.30-11.00 TICKETS £20

THE FARMTHE HURRIERSJOE SOLOCOMPERE: ATTILA THE STOCKBROKERProceeds to: Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign, Justice for Mineworkers and The Oaks Memorial Campaign

UNITY WORKS, WAKEFIELD — SATURDAY 5 MARCH 2016

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984

WITH BANNERS HELD HIGHA DAY-LONG EVENT MARKING THE END OF AN INDUSTRY

Supporters Organised by

COALNOT

DOLEORGREAVETRUTH AND JUSTICE CAMPAIGN

POA

MUSIC AND THE MINERS’ STRIKEINTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITYMUSIC, DEBATES, POETRY & FILM

DIRECTIONSUnity Works is a 2 minute walk from Wakefield’s Westgate train station

FROM J41 M1

FROMJ40 M1

FROMJ39 M1

NORTHGATE

MULBERRY WAY

WOOD STREET

KING STREETCHEAPSIDECARTER STREET MARKET STREET

BANK STREET

GEORGE STREETWESTGATE

SMYTH STREET

BOOKING INFORMATIONBox Office at Unity Works, Westgate Wakefield WF1 1EP or go to: www.unityworks.co.uk/event/with-banners-held-high-2016/

With Banners Held High

Email: wbhh@talktalk.net

DAY TIME EVENT Doors open 10.30 Programme runs 11.00 - 5.00pm Tickets £8 Concs £4

Welcome: Granville Williams, WBHHCompere: Ian ClaytonPresident NUM: Nicky WilsonOTJC: Barbara Jackson

Guest Speakers: Tony Garnett, producer Cathy Come Home, Kes, and The Price of Coal

Tosh MacDonald, President ASLEF

Special session on International Solidarity with speakers from France, Denmark and the UK

Exhibitions: NEW Solidarity and the 1984-85 Miners’ Strike

Music and the Miners’ Strike

Political Musicians: Photos by Pete Dunwell

Pictures by Stefano Cagnoni, John Sturrock and Martin Jenkinson on International Solidarity and the Miners’ Strike

Miners’ Banners: Slide show and talk by David Wray and Dave Mitchell

Films: Test Department’s DS30 – a stunning must-see film, With Banners Held High 2015, Sleaford Mods’ Invisible BritainUnity: A Coming Together a film of With Banners Held High 2015

Music: Root and Branch, Grace Petrie, Dave Rovics, We Shall Overcome buskersBook Launch: Pit Props: Music, International Solidarity and the 1984-85 Miners’ Strike, with Editor Granville Williams and former BBC Labour Reporter Nick JonesPoetry and words: Jean Gittins,Chris Searle, Paul RoutledgeDebates: Workers’ solidarity with refugees and migrants today; From Orgreave to Wapping; The Psycho-Social Impact of the Miners’ Strike; Energy Under Capitalism; New Ways of Organising; Music and the Miners’ Strike

EVENING FUNDRAISER FROM 7.30-11.00 TICKETS £20

THE FARMTHE HURRIERSJOE SOLOCOMPERE: ATTILA THE STOCKBROKERProceeds to: Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign, Justice for Mineworkers and The Oaks Memorial Campaign

UNITY WORKS, WAKEFIELD — SATURDAY 5 MARCH 2016