Tommy Richardson Richardson was a well respected Communist councillor elected in the 1958 local elections for Houghton-le-spring, which joined Sunderland in 1974 but then had its own Urban District Council. Then still a mining town, […]
Tommy James Tommy (T H) James was born in 1898 and began work in 1912 at Rotherham Main Colliery. After a spell in the army during world war one, he found himself unemployed and […]
Tommy Handley A long-standing member of the Communist Party, Tommy Handley was Cardiff branch secretary of the National Union of Seamen and died in 1987. Source: Morning Star 17th January 1987
Tom Durkin I first became aware of Tom Durkin in the late 1960s when, as a member of the YCL Executive Committee and national youth committee of the engineering union, TASS, I began spending more […]
Tommy Geehan Tommy Geehan was a Catholic textile worker who became the communist leader of the successful agitation that united both Protestants and Catholics against cuts in the outdoor relief in Belfast in 1932 and […]
Tommy Degnan Born in 1897, Tommy Degnan began work in the pit at Wigan at the age of 13, he immediately joined the Lancashire Miners Federation of which he remained a member until 1922. He […]
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