GRUNWICK STRIKE LONDON 1977 1970s UK

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Add to Cart Download Image Add to Lightbox Share Grunwick Strike Industrial Dispute London 1970s Grunwick strike and industrial dispute. Willesden, London, England circa 1977. John Gouriet founder of the rightwing National Association for Freedom. He put together 'Operation Pony Express', which broke the post office embargo on the movement of film in and out of the film processing company. Behind him is George Ward owner of film processing factory. Filename: JOHN GOURIET OPERATION PONY EXPRESS GEORGE WARD GRUNWICK FACTORY 006.jpg Size: 5197x3476 / 8.4MB From gallery: GRUNWICK STRIKE LONDON 1977 1970s UK Source: Homer Sykes Date: 1 Jan 1977 Location: Willisden, Greater London UK Credit: Homer Sykes Copyright: Homer Sykes Model Release: No Property Release: No Restrictions: Direct Link: Keywords: Grunwick Strike London - England Demonstration Black and White Business Finance Industry Strike Industrial Action Employment and Labour Trade Union Demo Protest Protesters 1970-1979 UK Archival Archive Stock Social History John Gouriet National Association for Freedom George Ward Grunwick Factory 1977 1970s Only search this gallery

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