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Struggle In and Around the Rotherhithe Docks: A Radical Pub Crawl
In what is now an annual tradition, myself and several mates embarked on our latest south-east London radical pub crawl. This time, we chose to follow the curve of the Thames around Surrey Quays and Rotherhithe, enjoying a few pints on the...
Downing Cans and Smashing Bottles: The Militant Milkmen of Forest Hill and Catford
Here I publish the text of a pamphlet I have written for the new publishing project Dullaguhr Press, which aims to recapture working-class history of south London and beyond.
You can get a copy of the pamphlet on the Dullaguhr website her...
Working-Class Radicalism in Forest Hill, Sydenham and Catford: A Pub Crawl
Following a successful radical pub crawl across Peckham, New Cross and Deptford last year, myself and about two-dozen comrades came together to celebrate the working-class history through the boozers of different area of south-east London:...
Workers' Inquiry in the Women's Liberation Movement
A few months ago, I read the book Woman’s Consciousness, Man’s World, written by Sheila Rowbotham, a veteran of the women’s liberation movement in the 1960s and 70s. Originally released in 1973, it discusses the role of women in capitalist...
Work is the curse of the drinking class
Why pubs?
Pubs have served as hubs of radical, proletarian politics and sociality for as long as they have existed. In 18th century London, the work of offloading coal from boats on the river Thames was controlled by middlemen called "...
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