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Documentary Essay: New Light on the Police and the Hunger Marchers
A collection of photocopied documents from the 1930s, apparently sent to the writer anonymously; the documents had been variously deposited and recalled by the police from the 1970s onwards, then eventually went 'missing'.
Against Racism and Police Repression
Contains statements from each group about their experience with the police.
The State v the People: Lessons from the Coal Dispute; journal of Law and Society, vol 12. no. 3, Winter 1985
Cover is for a larger book; insert is one article only by Tony Bunyan 'From Saltley to Orgreave via Brixton'.
The Death of Blair Peach: The Supplementary Report of the Unofficial Committee of Enquiry
This supplement to the original report into the events in Southall, 23 April 1979, completes the work of the unofficial committee of inquiry. It deals with the day's single most calamitous event, the death of one demonstrator, Blair Peach.
The Blair Peach Case: Licence to Kill
Tackles the extraordinary verdict of 'misadventure' at the Blair Peach inquest, examining the 'posthumous death sentence' handed down to him.
Blood on the Streets
A report by Bethnal Green and Stepney Trades Council on racial attacks in East London, 1978
Only One Died
An account of the Scarman Inquiry into the events of the 15th June 1974, in Red Lion Square, when Kevin Gately died opposing Racism and Fascism. With an introductory letter by Arnold Wesker
Roots of Urban Unrest, The
A textbook for students of sociology, politics, social work, law and policing and for everyone concerned with social unrest in the 1980s.