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CWU TV Uncovered is a platform for stories and issues that are not normally recognised.The series brings to life stories from CWU branches and affiliated organisations that illustrate the diversity of people’s issues, campaigns and achievements within the trade union movement.
Latest videos from this channel
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CWU TV Uncovered | Unions in the Cinema
22 December 2010Over the years Trade Unions have featured on the big screen and the latest is Made In Dagenham. CWU Head of Communications Kevin Slocombe reviews a group of films looking at how trade unions have...
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CWU TV Uncovered | Women Chainmakers' Festival 2010
02 November 2010CWU TV attended the Women Chainmakers' Festival this year, held at The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley. Music and theatre performaces were held throughout the day including speeches from CWU's...
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CWU TV Uncovered | CWU Conference 2010 Round Up
12 July 2010Emma Thomas spent a sunny day in Bournemouth finding out what goes on at the annual CWU conference. Emma is in on the result of the BT Ballot vote, catches up with Billy Hayes, Andy Kerr, the CWU...
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CWU TV Uncovered | Love Music Hate Racism
14 May 2010CWU Youth hosted a Love Music Hate Racism gig at The Croft in Bristol last month to highlight the issues of racism and how music can provide a voice to stand up and show strength against anti-racist...
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CWU TV Uncovered | Lifelong Learning
14 May 2010CWUTV visited the North East London Branch in Edmonton to find out what lifelong learning is all about. We spoke to Colin Carter, CWU Union Learning Rep and Martin Beard, Course Tutor about how these...
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CWU TV Uncovered | Alvescot Lodge - A Video Tour
29 April 2010In the Summer of 2009, Alvescot Lodge, the CWU's flagship education and training centre, completed a £1.5 million pound renovation project that would make the venue a class leader for 21st Century...




