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It's about friendship
Ron Todd House represents a vital piece of working-class history, a space where voices were raised, and change was made.
It's about history
Ron Todd House has been a space for solidarity since 2011.
We can't afford to loose it now.
It's about community
Ron Todd House has always been a place where dreams of a fairer, better world come to life.
It's about solidarity
Ron Todd House is a testament to the power of solidarity, a value that lies at the heart of the trade union movement.
It's about fighting for the future
Ron Todd House represents the values of fairness, equality, and workers’ rights. Fighting for the house, is a fight for justice, community, and the legacy of trade unionism.
It's about empowerment
Ron Todd House isn’t just a building; it’s a hub for the community—a place where people come together to share ideas, support one another, and make a difference.
It's about continuing the legacy
The legacy of Ron Todd isn’t just about the past; it’s about the future.
It's about keeping the legacy alive
Ron Todd House isn’t just about a building—it’s about honouring a movement. Solidarity is more important than ever.
It's about community and solidarity
Ron Todd House is more than just a building—it’s a space for people to come together, support each other.
It's about strength and unity
From the picket lines to the present day, Ron Todd House stands for collective action.
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