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General Strike 100 – March overview

by Henry Fowler, General Strike 100 project co-ordinator

General Strike 100 is a national partnership of museums, libraries, archives and local history groups to commemorate the 1926 General Strike. Search the interactive website here: generalstrike100.com.

Events

We will aim to update this on a monthly basis to cover the events of those part of our partnership. Email campaigns@gftu.org.uk to alert us to other events.

March 13, 10am
Chopwell: From the Miners’ Lockout to the General Strike, 1925-26
Venue: The Red House, Newcastle upon Tyne NE17 7LL

March 14, 10am
Manchester Women and the General Strike: 100 years on
Venue: Mechanics Institute, 103 Princess Street, Manchester M1 6DD

Exhibitions

On the line, People’s History Museum (Manchester), opens March 21 2026.

Merchandise of the month

Our passport is now available! Get yours today and discover our amazing partners and the historic General Strike sites near you.

Get involved in General Strike 100

To get involved in all things General Strike 100 go here: https://bit.ly/GS100project.

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