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The cutting edge: women and the pit strike

01 January 1991

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The cutting edge: women and the pit strike
libdoc November=1991

Author: Seddon Vicky (editor)
Publisher: Lawrence & Wishart 1986 pp. 287 Index
Keywords: Miners/strike Police

"Here some of the women [involved in the miners strike] discuss
the strike and the changes it brought about in their thinking.
The links they made with the women's peace movement, the harmful
effects of the policing of the strike and the sometimes strained
relations between the women's groups and the NUM..." (Publishers
text)

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