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Tony Benn with Ken Livingstone at a meeting at St Marys Hospital, Harrow Road
Tony Benn with Ken Livingstone at a meeting at St Marys Hospital, Harrow Road, London, regarding the hospitals closure. 17th December 1981
Mike Maloney
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
England
DM 81 6931
Media ID 21846244
© Mirrorpix
Greater London Council Ken Livingstone Labour Leader 1981
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This print takes us back to a significant moment in British political history. Captured by the talented Mike Maloney, it features two iconic figures - Tony Benn and Ken Livingstone - engaged in an intense discussion during a meeting at St Marys Hospital on Harrow Road, London. The date was December 17th, 1981. The image transports us to the heart of a crucial event surrounding the closure of this historic hospital. Both Benn and Livingstone were prominent leaders within the Labour Party, known for their unwavering dedication to social justice and public welfare. Their presence at this gathering underscores their commitment towards fighting against policies that threatened essential services like healthcare. As we delve into this snapshot from the 1980s, we catch a glimpse of these influential politicians deep in conversation, undoubtedly strategizing ways to challenge the closure decision imposed by authorities. The Greater London Council (GLC), under Livingstone's leadership as its leader and Member of Parliament (MP), played a pivotal role in opposing such measures that would negatively impact communities. Mike Maloney's expert composition skillfully captures both the determination etched on their faces and the palpable sense of urgency permeating through their body language. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder not only of past struggles but also highlights how individuals can unite for common causes even amidst adversity. In summary, Memory Lane Prints presents an evocative piece with historical significance: Tony Benn with Ken Livingstone at St Marys Hospital during an important meeting regarding its
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