John Hughes Hughes came from Fleetwood, Lancashire. He was a long-time Communist Party member, AEU shop Steward, AEU district committee member, and an amateur musician. Hughes died on 1st December 2006 aged 93. Source Morning […]
Ray George Raymond George was born on the 28th November 1928 in Tettenhall Wood, near Wolverhampton. He came from the skilled working class; one grandfather, who had been employed as a master baker in Malvern, […]
Dorothy Galton Dorothy was a secretary at the University of London, noted for a ‘formidable’ and ‘autocratic’ approach to the running of the School of Slavonic Studies in Senate House, Bloomsbury. Files released to the […]
Enoch Collins Collins was a long-standing Communist Party member in Llanelli, South Wales. A tinplate worker, such was the intensity of the depression, especially victimisation of militants, that at one point during the depression he was […]
Bill Campbell Bill Campbell was the son of J R Campbell, an iconic figure in the British Communist Party. As a teenager at the height of the depression, Bill Campbell left Britain and took a […]
Councillor Willie Clarke’s represented Ballingry and Lochore on Fife County Council for many decades. He first took up public office in 1973 as a Communist councillor with Fife County Council and went on to be […]
Kenneth John Campbell was born in Crofton Park, south London, on September 26th 1909. The son of a Lloyd’s insurance man, he was educated at St Dunstan’s school, Lewisham. He was then articled to his […]
Archie Wynn Wynn was the Communist president of Derby’s Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions (CSEU) in the mid-1950. He was for a very long time, until retirement in the 1970s, the convenor of Derby’s […]
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