The Scottish Labour History Society
celebrates its tirst quarter century with
an all day conierence on 22 March. Speakers include Norman Buchan MP on the trade union movement and Helen Liddle, the Labour Party‘s Scottish Secretary. on women and politics. 1961—86. There will also be workshops on education, the local community and working with the audio-visual media.
Funded mainly by subscriptions and donations from trade unions, the
Society is independent trom the Labour
Party and attracts members of all political persuasions. One at its main
functions is to ensure that all records oi
the Labour movement are caretully
preserved and accessible to the public.
Articles in the annual Scottish Labour
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SUNDAY 23
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til \\trl il.\ in it \_= [I HistoryJournal are onthemes as diverse as Chartism in Aberdeen. the battlelorGlasgow Green and Lithuanian and Polish lmmigrantsin the Lanarkshire Coaltield. Next Octoberin Edinburgh‘s City Chambers. 3 panel otveterans will give oral
evidence on the Scottish contribution to
the International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War. The Society is currently involved in a series of programmes on Scottish Labour Leaders such as Hardie, MacDonald and Maxton torChannel 4. ‘They‘ll be warts and all — no hagiographies. though.‘ promises DrTreble. Treasurer oi the Society and a history lecturer at Strathclyde University, ‘we hope to attractavery wide audience.‘
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WEDNESDAY 2 Glasgow
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THURSDAY3 Glasgow
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