People Making History

A study of key protests in Manchester in which people ‘made history’ through strikes, struggle and campaigns. From Peterloo, the Chartists, and opposition to slavery; struggles over unemployment, access to the countryside, and against fascism; against Section 28, and of the Stop The War campaign. This ten week course is a learning experience from the Workers' Educational Association in association with the People’s History Museum. Suitable for 19 years and over Booking required by contacting WEA on 0151 243 5340 or via www.wea.org.uk/northwest. Please quote course ref C3839457. Please note this is a ten week course, attendees are required to book onto all ten weeks of the course. £65.10 or free to those in receipt of means tested benefits Course runs Mon 16 January to Mon 27 March (half term break on Mon 20 February)
Admission
Booking required by contacting WEA on 0151 243 5340 or via www.wea.org.uk/northwest. Please quote course ref C3839457. Please note this is a ten week course, attendees are required to book onto all ten weeks of the course. £65.10 or free to those in receipt of means tested benefits

Website
http://www.phm.org.uk/whatson/people-making-history/

Source: http://www.culture24.org.uk/nw000164?id=EVENT564844