Nov 2014 - my london diary

	Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign at the IPCC Holborn, London. Fri 14 Nov 2014
	Bridget Bell of Women against Pit Closures speaking at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. Police officer makes notes after failing to move the Justice for the Shrewsbury Pickets banner from the pavement outside the IPCC where police claimed it was obstructing the pavement.
	Bridget Bell of Women against Pit Closures speaking at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. A former miner speaking at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. A police officer obstructs the pavement by standing in front of the Justice for the Shrewsbury Pickets banner after failing to persuade it to be moved because they claimed it was obstructing the pavement. A NUM member holds the North Selby Miners banner at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. One of the organisers of Youth Fight for Jobs speaks at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. Youth Fight for Jobs speaker at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. A trade union organiser speaks at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years. A trade union organiser speaks at Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign protest outside the IPCC who have now been considering whether to investigate the 1984 police violence at Orgreave for two years.
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