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Edney Eric
Eric Edney Born Eric Alfred Edney in Wooton Rivers, Pewsey on the 5th February 1907, the son of a farm labourer, he would always describe himself as a country boy from a village in […]
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Eighteen Jack
Jack Eighteen Jack Eighteen joined the Communist Party in the tool room in 1939 of Radnall Aircraft in Tolworth and rose to become the President of Tolworth AEU and Shop Convenor. He and John Foster […]
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Ellesmere R
R. Ellesmere Born in Fulham in 1906, Ellesmere served on the divisional council of the Building Trade Workers Union. He was a Building Trades Federation delegate from 1946 and a regular delegate from his union […]
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Ellis Frank
Frank Ellis The best Agent the Notts Miners Never Had! Frank Ellis, who died on 16th February 2007 was one of seven children, his father was a miner at Hucknall Bottom pit; both parents were […]
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Etheridge Dick
Dick Etheridge Following the Austin-Nuffield merger the shop stewards of the amalgamating companies formed a combine committee: the BMC Joint Shop Stewards Committee. In February 1956 Etheridge became Chairman of this Committee. Later in that […]
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Evans Dai Dan
Dai Dan Evans Dai Dan Evans was born in 1898 in Abercrave. He left school aged 14 in order to work in the mines. When he was 16, Dai Dan volunteered for the army but […]
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Exell Arthur
Arthur Exell Exell was to play a leading role in organising the workers at the Radiators plant in Oxford. In a taped interview in November 1983, as part of an exercise conducted by the Oxford […]
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Egelnick Max
Max Egelnick Born in London on February 26th 1917, he joined the Communist Party during the Second World War. He met his wife, Sadie, also a Party member in 1942. In 1948, Max gave up […]