NASUWT
St James House
The Anderson Centre
Olding Road
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk
IP33 3TA

01284 772300
rc-eastern@mail.nasuwt.org.uk

Youth Music Theatre UK - Give 5 Keep Theatre Alive Campaign

TUC LBGT conference social.

TUC Black Workers conference.

TUC J Flag – campaigning to support LGBT people in the Carribean.

London Pride – LGBT parade in London.

Institute of Employment Rights

Tolpuddle Martyrs supporting the trade union movement from its historical past and the Tolpuddle weekend.

Working Class Movement Library – a heritage resource of documents, books and materials on the development of the trade union movement.

Disability Sport England – advert in the magazine to show positive support for the work of the organisation.

Chuckle Book – activities for children in hospital.

Hospital Fun Book - activities for children in hospital.

The link below offers a quick link to book accommodation for Annual Conference 2017 in Manchester. 

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You can make a group booking of a maximum of 20.  If you have any special requirements please use the requests/comments section on the booking screen.

If you prefer to pay by pro-forma invoice, please indicate this in the payment information. The invoice will then be sent to the email address you specify on the booking form.  If you wish it to be sent to an alternative email account, please indicate this in the requests/comments section.

The link below offers a quick link to book accommodation for Annual Conference 2017 in Manchester. 

Book Accommodation (opens in a new window)

You can make a group booking of a maximum of 20.  If you have any special requirements please use the requests/comments section on the booking screen.

If you prefer to pay by pro-forma invoice, please indicate this in the payment information. The invoice will then be sent to the email address you specify on the booking form.  If you wish it to be sent to an alternative email account, please indicate this in the requests/comments section.

NASUWT continued its longstanding support of trade unions in Zimbabwe by attending the Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) National Policy Conference in Harare.

The Union’s Junior Vice President Fred Brown and Website Coordinator Tariq Arafa joined 200 delegates from the host nation and from across Africa to share experiences about education and trade unionism in their respective countries under the theme “Education Under Siege”. Mr Brown delivered a keynote address in which he said it was “a huge honour” to be invited to an event that was so critical to the development of education on the continent.

Teachers in Zimbabwe share many of the concerns of their British counterparts such as salaries, pupil indiscipline and teacher recruitment. But the threats facing them as trade unionists are considerably more menacing. The PTUZ General Secretary and President have been arrested and tortured 36 times and ordered to denounce the organisations they represent. Yet in the face of such brutality, they have refused to relent.