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Great Britain · Government / Conservative Party Government. Chronological records from PostgreSQL.

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1984

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Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The Opposition Labour Party accuses the Government of intervening directly to defeat the miners. The Government denies it interfere in any Coal Board settlement

Strike

MacGregor, Ian Kinloch · London · Chairman of NCB

Scargill insists pitts must close on the basis of exhaustion. Negotiations begin with the NUM

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Orgreave · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

Miners try to force the closure of the Sheffield steel plant & confront the police

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · London · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The TGWU begins a Dock Strike over breaches of the National Dock Labour Scheme

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · London · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The TGWU calls off the National Dock Strike

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · London · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

Walter Marshall estimates power stations can run until Nov 1985

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Yorkshire · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

NUM assets are sequestrated. 2 Miners begin Court action against the Yorkshire NUM for striking without a ballot

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

A Judge rules that the miners strike is illegal

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

A court fines Scargill for obstruction

Strike

MacGregor, Ian Kinloch · Chairman of NCB

MacGregors approach to turning the NCB into a profitable concern is similar to the line he had taken at British Steel, cut jobs and close unprofitable pits, this leads to the protracted and increasingly bitter 1984-1985 miners strike

Strike

Walker, Peter · London · Secretary of State

Wins his case for fighting the Miners Strike using Criminal Law rather than Civil Law

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Cheltenham · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

Forbids trades union membership at GCHQ, 1,000 pounds is given for each union card

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · London · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The Government agrees a miners redundancy deal of 1,000 pounds per year of service

1985

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · London · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The year long miners strike is called off

1988

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The NUS calls a national strike in support of the 161 crew sacked by the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company for refusing to accept new terms & conditions

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The National Union of Seamen (NUS) backs down in the High Court after a three-day stoppage, which has stifled seafaring trade and transport in the UK

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

Thousands of seamen at major british ports are continuing to strike even though their union has called an end to the action

1990

Strike

Thatcher, Margaret Hilda · London · Baroness · Prime Minister of Great Britain

The ambulance dispute is settled

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