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Buses and the Miners Strike

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If anyone wishes to learn more about the Miners Strike and/or has a spare 1hr 40m, then I think that this is a decent documentary which provides a good overview to what the strike was all about.

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/when-...to-war/4od

SYNOPSIS

In 1984, Britain stood on the brink of massive change. The way people made, and spent, money was changing, the era of the yuppy was arriving. It was a vibrant, fluid, controversial time of change. And in the midst of it all was the Thatcher revolution, and the miners' strike. In March 1984, the government announced plans to close 20 coalmines, with the loss of 20,000 jobs. National Union of Mineworkers leader Arthur Scargill led his workers out on strike.

This documentary uses extensive archive footage and the recollections of an eclectic mix of the key players from both camps, including politicians, policemen, comedians, pop stars and, of course, miners and their wives, to recount the events of this unique and formative period in modern domestic history: the year Britain went to war.

Buses and the Miners Strike
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