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Actions	Interview with Ted Kirby part 2 Remove from selection Add to selection TitleInterview with Ted Kirby part 2 ReferenceTAPE/306 Date 08/07/1982 Scope and ContentInterview with Ted Kirby part 2 (continued from tape 305). Ted was born in 1909 and worked in cabinet making and chemical production before starting to work in the London docks, during World War Two. He was a member of the Communist Party and was active in his union and describes various strikes. He also talks about the health and safety aspects of working in the docks. He gives his feelings about the 1945 Labour Government. There is a Word document which gives a more detailed summary of the tape. Extent1 Cassette tape Physical descriptionNWA copy LanguageEnglish Persons keywordKirby, Ted SubjectOral history, Dock workers, Strikes, Occupational health and safety Conditions governing accessOpen Levelfile Normal locationZ (Room 24)

TitleInterview with Ted Kirby part 2

ReferenceTAPE/306

Date

08/07/1982

Scope and ContentInterview with Ted Kirby part 2 (continued from tape 305). Ted was born in 1909 and worked in cabinet making and chemical production before starting to work in the London docks, during World War Two. He was a member of the Communist Party and was active in his union and describes various strikes. He also talks about the health and safety aspects of working in the docks. He gives his feelings about the 1945 Labour Government. There is a Word document which gives a more detailed summary of the tape.

Extent1 Cassette tape

Physical descriptionNWA copy

LanguageEnglish

Persons keywordKirby, Ted

SubjectOral history, Dock workers, Strikes, Occupational health and safety

Conditions governing accessOpen

Levelfile

Normal locationZ (Room 24)

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