To raise funds for WCH and commemorate the 50th anniversary of the May 68 uprising, we’ve released a range of merchandise using artwork from the rebellion, with a new range of products and designs up today. Check them out in our online store here.
E5: Workmates – organising with agency workers on London Underground

An interview with Andy Littlechild, a rail track charge hand and rail workers’ union official, about Workmates: a fighting organisation of permanent and agency contract workers on London Underground in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Continue reading “E5: Workmates – organising with agency workers on London Underground”May 68 50th anniversary merch
2018 is the 50th anniversary of the May 68 uprising and mass strike of 10 million workers in France. So we have produced a range of high quality merchandise to commemorate the occasion and raise funds for the WCH project, using original artwork from the rebellion by the Atelier Populaire, slightly modified by us. 1968-2018, la lutte continue – the struggle continues! Get it in our online shop here. Continue reading “May 68 50th anniversary merch”
Podcast introduction
We are very happy to launch the WCH podcast! Listen to a brief intro here.
Continue reading “Podcast introduction”New ways to follow WCH
Thanks to the generous support of our patrons, we have been able to properly start Working Class History accounts on instagram, tumblr and Pinterest, so please give us a follow and share with your social networks. Continue reading “New ways to follow WCH”
You can now support Working Class History on Patreon
We have loads of exciting projects in the pipeline, like a podcast, a WCH website with browsable timelines and maps of radical history, viral videos and even a phone app, but we need your support so please become a patron of us here on patreon!
patreon.com/workingclasshistory
Launch statement
Today, 30 July, the anniversary of the first recorded strike in North American history, we are launching a new working class history page on Facebook to celebrate our history: people’s history. Continue reading “Launch statement”

