The Match Girls Strike and How It Changed British Labour History
Michael Astrop SpeakerNet Sponsor
- Region:
- Yorkshire & Humber
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Paid: £ 80
- Category:
- History
- Updated:
- 3rd June 2023
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In the summer of 1888, fourteen hundred young women and girls, walked out of an East End match factory and into the history books. Their actions continue to exert a powerful hold over the public imagination to this day and this talk captures every element of their struggle.
Views: 398 | Enquiries: 2About Michael Astrop
Having spent the last twenty years training, writing, and talking about business and behavioural issues, Michael is now retired and is developing his talks to groups and associations. Michael is well known to Probus groups, u3a groups antiquarian societies, and charities.
“Our members enjoyed your talk on inn signs so much I think they would be happy to welcome you every week!” Thornton Antiquarian Society
“Thank you so much for a fascinating talk on Tuesday. It was a wonderful start to our new season. We will certainly be booking you for the 20/21 season.” Boroughbridge Antiques Society.
Can travel in Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Humberside.
Other Talks on SpeakerNet by Michael Astrop
- History Above Your Head – England’s Story Through It’s Inn Signs
- The Birth of Great British Food Brands
- The Origins and Evidence for Robin Hood and his Merry Men
- Dick Turpin, Knight or Rogue of the Road
- Lady Killers – The Stories of Female Murderers
- The Origins of the Traditions of Christmas
- Harald Harada – The Last Viking
- Lady Killers – The Stories of Female Murderers
- The Search for King Arthur – Historical Figure or One of Myth and Legend?
- The Life and Times of Buffalo Bill Cody
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