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1965 The Long Street - Coal Mining - Road to Pandy Square
Coal Mining in Britain | The story of mining from the coal face to the strike
The Long Street | Road to Pandy Square
Remembering Tonypandy's role in the 1921 National Coal Strike.
CHANNEL | Regional Programme
FIRST BROADCAST | 08 December 1965
SYNOPSIS
The 1921 National Coal Strike hit the Welsh town of Tonypandy hard, with officers from the Metropolitan Police Service and armed soldiers drafted in to quell the riots and contain the protesters. In this documentary, we hear from some of the men who were there at the time. Elderly miners describe their working lives from childhood to retirement, with reference to the 1921 strike and its effects upon the people of Tonypandy.
DID YOU KNOW?
The photographs and illustrations in this programme were supplied by the public museums of Rhondda, Pontypridd and Cardiff, the National Museum of Wales, 'Radio Times', the Hulton Picture Library and the National Coal Board.
CONTRIBUTORS
Vincent Kane - Narrator
Ben Bowen-Thomas - Contributor
Alban Davies - Contributor
Will Mainwaring - Contributor
Iorwerth Thomas - Contributor
Prysor Williams - Contributor
Gethyn Stoodley Thomas - Producer, Writer
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mWANYQAduk
The Long Street | Road to Pandy Square
Remembering Tonypandy's role in the 1921 National Coal Strike.
CHANNEL | Regional Programme
FIRST BROADCAST | 08 December 1965
SYNOPSIS
The 1921 National Coal Strike hit the Welsh town of Tonypandy hard, with officers from the Metropolitan Police Service and armed soldiers drafted in to quell the riots and contain the protesters. In this documentary, we hear from some of the men who were there at the time. Elderly miners describe their working lives from childhood to retirement, with reference to the 1921 strike and its effects upon the people of Tonypandy.
DID YOU KNOW?
The photographs and illustrations in this programme were supplied by the public museums of Rhondda, Pontypridd and Cardiff, the National Museum of Wales, 'Radio Times', the Hulton Picture Library and the National Coal Board.
CONTRIBUTORS
Vincent Kane - Narrator
Ben Bowen-Thomas - Contributor
Alban Davies - Contributor
Will Mainwaring - Contributor
Iorwerth Thomas - Contributor
Prysor Williams - Contributor
Gethyn Stoodley Thomas - Producer, Writer
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mWANYQAduk
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