“…1948 1945-1960 "Housing in London, 1938" [HFR0110], 1948 This table is taken from the 1948 Labour Party pamphlet "A guide to post war housing policy" by Jean Copeland and shows the poor quality of most working class housing at the beginning of the war.…”

“…This cartoon from Labour Research, published by the Labour Research Department, was concerned that money would be raised by an attack on the wages and living standards of the working class.…”

“…1945 1939-1945 "Housing in Glasgow, 1945" [HFR0113], 1945 The post war housing crisis, due to the loss or damage to millions of homes plus a shortage of building materials, was made worse by the poor state of working class housing before the war. This Glasgow tenement carries the message 'Welcome hame lads' to demobilised troops.…”

“…Hay of the South Wales Miners' Federation, "The Need for Education in the Trades Unions" by T. J. Ring, and "Working-Class Socialism" by E. J. B. Allen.…”

“…The Committee had representatives from every section of the Labour movement and helped to formulate common policies on a number of issues relating to the effects of war on working class living standards. The Chairman of the WEWNC was Arthur Henderson, General Secretary of the Labour Party, until he joined the Government.…”

“…Bottini regarded the war as an imperial conflict and "opposed the war on grounds of working-class solidarity".…”

“…1909 1880-1914 "Ruskin College Strike, 1909" [T0054.jpg], 1909 Ruskin College was founded in 1899 to offer working class adults the opportunity to receive an education equivalent to that provided by Oxford University. …”

“…The Committee was established following a conference held in Oxford in 1907 which produced a report entitled 'Oxford and Working Class Education'. Back row: S. Ball, J.A.R. …”

“…In this clip George talks about the importance of independent working class education. Click on the pdf icon to read the entire transcript or click on the mp3 icon to hear a clip of the interview.…”

“…He was also closely involved with dance. He discusses how working class people organise themselves at all levels. …”