Friday, 8 January 2016

History in Wakefield & Tameside


Comrades,
Forwarding information below regarding a talk by Bernadette Hyland on her book Northern ReSisters.
Our next meeting is on Saturday 13 February, 1pm at the Red Shed, Vicarage Street, Wakefield WF1 when Steve Freeman, Clifford Slapper and Ian Brooke will be talking about the LEVELLERS AND THE DIGGERS.
Admission is free and all are welcome.
Fraternally
Alan Stewart:   Convenor, Wakefield Socialist History Group

Bernadette Hyland  will be giving talk about her book Northern ReSisters : conversations with radical women on Wednesday 20th January, 2pm,  at Tameside  History  Club. The event is free.

In the book Bernadette speaks to nine women  from the north west  who have been active in radical  movements over the pasty forty years, including trade unionism, Women’s Liberation, radical  bookselling,  anti-racism, the peace movement, Ireland and Palestine. Bernadette says: “In this book I ask the question; what does it mean to be an activist; how does it affect your life and how do people keep going at a time of increasing attacks on all the aspects of this society that has made it a decent place for people to live?

You can find out more about the book here


The venue is  Tameside Local Studies and Archives Centre, Central Library, Old Street Ashton-under-Lyne OL6 7SG.

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