Service Description

In May 1926 the General Strike brought Britain to a standstill. In Bolton, mills fell silent, transport was disrupted, and the streets filled with meetings and marches. This talk explores how the strike unfolded in the town and what it meant for the thousands of workers and families who depended on the cotton industry. Recent quotes from people experiencing Bryn's walks and talks: "I though the talk was amazing, absolutely fascinating. He has such a way with words." "Excellent - Bryn has done so much research. I would definitely recommend these talks."