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Glyn and Jack

Glyn Andrews and Jack Brickell

Glyn and Jack of the Abertillery male choir remember the miners' strike of 1984. Glyn was a colliery offical and as a member of NACODS (National Association of Colliery Overmen, Deputies and Shotfirers). He didn't strike, but felt strongly in favour of the miner's cause.

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