No Redemption: Keith Pattison's photographs of the miners' strike
Keith Pattinson spent six months at the height of the miners' strike documenting the Durham village of Easington
No Redemption by Keith Pattison and David Peace is published by Flambard Press at £20. To buy a copy for £16.99 with free UK p&p, call 0330 333 6847 or go to guardianbookshop.co.uk
No Redemption by Keith Pattison and David Peace is published by Flambard Press at £20. To buy a copy for £16.99 with free UK p&p, call 0330 333 6847 or go to guardianbookshop.co.uk
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The Durham coast looking south. Easington colliery, with Horden and Blackhall collieries in the distance
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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NUM lodge secretary Alan Cummings, far left with moustache, with some of his fellow strikers
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Miners' strike, 20 August 1984
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Murton colliery
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Food parcels and the hardship fund are distributed at Easington welfare hall
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Marilyn Johnson serves food to striking miners
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Provisions for the striking miners
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Men collect sea coal from a beach north of Easington
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Everyday life continues among the police incursions
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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24 August 1984
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Police clash with Easington residents amid angry scenes in August 1984
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Arthur Scargill makes a televised appearance
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Striking miners on the picket line
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Miners attend a vote on returning to work at the welfare hall in February 1985
Photograph: Keith Pattison
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Miners vote on returning to work at the welfare hall in February 1985
Photograph: Keith Pattison
