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General Strike Miners 1926 British Weather
WorkersStrikerNatural Disaster Cold SpellNatural Disaster Heavy Rain
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- General strike in Britain from May 3 to May 12, 1926, called by TUC in support of miners facing pay cuts.
- Millions of workers participated, causing significant transport disruptions.
- Mild weather allowed many to walk or cycle, reducing impact of transport disruption.
- Coal shortage occurred but reduced heating needs lessened its impact.
- TUC ended strike after nine days due to legal concerns and sustainability.
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