Joe Redmayne
@joeredmayne.bsky.social
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Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Newcastle University
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strikemap.org
🚨 Over 1,300 trade unionists have signed #StrikeMap &
CTUF's call for an Employment Rights Bill 2 — backed by 14 organisations.

Here are the top 10 unions whose members are leading the call

1) @unitetheunion.bsky.social
2) POA
3) @unison.org.uk
4) @pcsunion.bsky.social

#StrikeMap
Infographic titled "Finishing the Job: Demand an Employment Bill," showing the percentage of support from various unions. Includes logo and support levels of Unite the union (29%), PCS (4%), POA (20%), GMB (4%), UNISON (9%), CWU (2%), UCU (4%), FBU (4%), Bakers Food and Allied Workers Union (4%), and SFWU (2%). The infographic features a bold, organized design with symbols representing each union.
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llafur.bsky.social
Are you of African/Caribbean descent with ties to the Valleys? The Black Valleys Project would love to hear your story!

Help support the creation of new Black Welsh History resources for local schools.

🗓️Friday 24th October
🕰️2pm
📍Rhondda Heritage Park Museum
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sidegallery.bsky.social
⛏️✨ Lessons in solidarity, straight from 1984.

Miners’ Weekend School (1984) at The Burr of Berwick. Six films by Amber Films’ Current Affairs Unit from the 1984 to 85 Miners’ Strike. Free drop-in Saturdays 12 to 4 pm until 31 Oct. 

🔗 More details: sidegallery.co.uk/whats-on/...
joeredmayne.bsky.social
We will be at the Durham Miners’ Gala again. However, this year, we will have our recorders at the ready to conduct mini interviews. If you have any family histories, stories, or memorabilia related to the General Strike of 1926 — pop by our stall! @sslh.bsky.social
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Photograph of our Remembering 1926 stall at the Durham Miners’ Gala
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mrcwarwick.bsky.social
A cautionary note from 'The Land Worker' in 1920... "It has yet to be proved that bees have any affection for anybody or anything that does not yield honey." #WorldBeeDay #SaveTheBees #BeeKind 🐝🍯

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Article on bees and bee-keeping from 'The Land Worker', January 1920.
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mrcwarwick.bsky.social
Marking May Day with a selection of labour movement leaflets from the 1890s and 1930s, from the celebration of Walter Crane's illustration to protests against economic plight and international peril

More illustrations by Walter Crane are available at mrc-catalogue.warwick.ac.uk/records/CAT/...
Illustration by Walter Crane captioned 'Labour's May Day. Dedicated to the workers of the world'. It shows five men holding hands around a globe captioned 'Solidarity of Labour'. An angel with a 'Freedom' halo is standing behind, with arms and wings stretched out. The names of the continents are visible in the picture, along with tools and ears of corn [UCATT archives, document reference: MSS.78/UCATT/5]. 1896 leaflet for a Labour Day demonstration at Hyde Park, London, on 1 May. It includes a statement 'To the Workers of London' from H.W. Lee and Ben Gardner [archives of William Wess, document reference: MSS.240W/3/29]. Leaflet advertising May-Day demonstrations organised by the Manchester and Salford Trades Council and Manchester and Salford Borough Labour Parties. The demonstration was arranged for 7 May 1933, rather than the first of the month [from Trades Union Congress archives; document reference: MSS.292/59/1]. Leaflet issued for May Day 1936. It includes a photograph from the Imperial War Museum of First World War soldiers blinded from a gas attack, and talks of "grave perils ... threatened by the continuance of economic disorders and political antagonisms" [from Trades Union Congress archives; document reference: MSS.292/59/1]
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mariegardiner.bsky.social
Please read & share this, it took me ages. This is a project I was trying (and failing) to get funding for for a year. I came close, but I wanted to write it up anyway and share some of the photos because I think it's important to get them out there.

#Photography

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I’ve been documenting the East Durham Coast (former) pit villages for a number of years.
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joannabourke.bsky.social
In 2023, I published the history of Birkbeck, formerly the London Mechanics' Institution, & my intellectual 'home' for 3 decades (gulp!). But Mechanics Institutes were all around the world. I wrote a short piece on the one in Lurgan. See the blog: www.joannabourke.com/blog. @lovinglurgan.bsky.social
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shirinhirsch.bsky.social
In the run up to the centenary anniversary next year, here's my short introduction to the 1926 General Strike for @phm.org.uk #GeneralStrike100 phm.org.uk/blogposts/19...
Tank next to two children on a residential street
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queerstorian.bsky.social
This is what the redundancy wave in British Higher Education currently looks like on the map:

‘British University Redundancy Map’ maps.app.goo.gl/yUteDm2MCXUi...
British University Redundancy Map - Google My Maps
Mapping redundancies from 2023
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workingclasshistory.com
#OtD 1 Mar 1912 over 1 million British coal miners went on strike for a nationwide minimum wage for coal miners. 37 days into the strike the government caved and passed the Coal Mines Act, establishing a minimum wage for the first time stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/8...
joeredmayne.bsky.social
@revue-lms.bsky.social has published my article about South Shields for their “port identities” special issue. The article uses South Shields Trades Council to unpack themes of patriotism, internationalism, imperialism and race.
doi.org/10.3917/lms1.287.0069
[translated by Camille Barbasetti]
joeredmayne.bsky.social
As part of @ohcollective.bsky.social, I thoroughly enjoyed working on @lrfheritage.bsky.social #WomenInShipbuilding project led by @antonyfjrth.bsky.social. See some of the research produced by the project in Bryan Dixon’s video.

#RewritingWomenIntoMaritimeHistory

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Telling the Hidden Story of Women in Shipbuilding in the First World War in North East England #WIS
YouTube video by Heritage & Education Centre
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revue-lms.bsky.social
Parution - Le Mouvement social 287 - Varia - 1. Identités portuaires (dossier dir. Michel Pigenet) - 2. De la tempérance à la pair-aidance (N. Sueur et A. Le Bras)
Édité par @editionsscpo.bsky.social
A lire sur @cairninfo.bsky.social et @projectmuse.bsky.social .