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Interview with ASLEF general secretary Ray Buckton on his reaction to Conservative leader Margaret Thatcherâs idea for a referendum on trade unions. He speaks about Thatcherâs lack of understanding...
Interviews and speeches from the TUC congress, Blackpool, 1977. Contributors include Prime Minister James Callaghan; TUC General Secretary Len Murray; Clive Jenkins, ASTMS; (possibly) Jack Jones, TGWU; ASLEF...
Ray Buckton, trade union representative, on a Radio Clyde broadcast by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, where he criticised the current power of trade unions. Female interviewer not identified.
Bob Holness interview with Ray Buckton, Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF), on a pay claim requesting an extra £25 to £30 a week. Pt 2.
Bob Holness interview with Ray Buckton, Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF), on a pay claim requesting an extra £25 to £30 a week which ignores government guidelines for 10%...
Ray Buckton, General Secretary of ASLEF, attacks British Rail for offering a pay rise to railway guards but not to drivers. Female interviewer not identified.
Peter Spencer reports on the forthcoming one-day strike by train drivers, and inter-union conflict. Contributions from William (Bill) Rodgers, Transport Secretary; Sid Weighell, NUR leader; Ray Buckton,...
Report on the proposed train drivers’ one-day strike, including Ray Buckton, General Secretary of ASLEF, on what will happen during and after the initial one-day strike on 1st March. Male reporter not...
Paul Woodley reports on rumours of animosity between NUR and ASLEF members, and the decision to set up a tribunal to settle the dispute. Contributors: Ray Buckton, General Secretary of ASLEF, and Len Murray,...
Interview with Ray Buckton of ASLEF, about the trouble caused by the union’s claim for a special bonus for drivers of high speed trains. Male interviewer not identified.
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