29:
467:
The number of districts gradually increased, to a peak of twenty, then with the abolition of the tiny
Saundersfoot district, continued at nineteen until 1934. By this point, most districts were struggling financially, and so a complete restructure took place. The districts were replaced by eight
403:
Despite its name, the new union was not a federation; the former unions were dissolved and became the basis of twenty districts, each with one or more full-time agents. It had an immediate impact. By the end of 1898, the union had 60,000 members, or 47% of the coalfield workforce, and by 1900 this
399:
Prior to the formation of the
Federation, these local unions had relatively little success in securing widespread trade union membership. Chris Williams estimates that, while reliable figures are unavailable, it appears that no more than 18% of the workforce in the South Wales Coalfield were union
154:
survived the collapse, but it steadily grew in membership, and other local unions were founded. The local unions disagreed over whether to negotiate wages as part of a "sliding scale", where pay rose and fell in line with coal export prices. This began to change in 1892, when the unions formed a
463:
The union was divided into districts, and in the early years, these were powerful bodies. They varied greatly in size, and those with more than 3,000 members were entitled to an automatic place on the union's executive, plus an extra place for each additional 6,000 members. Each district held a
451:
in 1906, a majority of SWMF members voted in favour. As the national federation narrowly voted against, another vote was held in 1908, by which time SWMF members voted 74,675 to 44,616 in favour. Some in the union were radicalised by such events as the
179:
was elected as secretary, and the following year, Abraham was elected as president, Morgan as vice-president, and Josiah
Edwards as the treasurer. The committee achieved little, but formed a basis for the formation of the SWMF.
464:
monthly meeting, comprising one delegate from each lodge, and was led by a district executive. Each district elected at least one agent, who then served until they chose to retire, thus making the role hugely important.
825:
Over the years, there were a few splits from the union. The
Monmouthshire and South Wales Colliery Enginemen, Stokers and Surface Craftsmen's General Association left in 1903. The
1716:
400:
members between 1892 and 1897. This was well below the
British average of 39% and significantly lower than Scotland (25%), Yorkshire (58%) and the north-east of England (59%).
1436:
829:, a moderate breakaway union was set up in 1926 in opposition to the General Strike but was disbanded in 1938. In 1940, the SWMF also started representing miners in the
453:
710:
289:
2087:
628:
324:
215:
2077:
1855:
1860:
1429:
1704:
1414:
1895:
1449:
837:
412:
By 1914, four districts had more than 10,000 members: Anthracite, Monmouthshire & Western
Valleys, Rhondda No.1, and Tredegar Valley.
1979:
1422:
2107:
1914:
1865:
2000:
1969:
1924:
1092:
826:
150:(AAM) was influential in South Wales during the early 1870s, but it collapsed in 1875. Of the AAM's various districts, only the
468:
areas, employing one or more agents, but otherwise much less important, governance moving to the level of the combine or lodge.
1984:
1960:
1955:
1905:
1445:
1369:
421:
2097:
1945:
1900:
1885:
1211:
2056:
1939:
1909:
1974:
1934:
1026:
2036:
1950:
1608:
1489:
951:
867:
432:
176:
156:
110:
1929:
1875:
1870:
1834:
1405:
1088:
494:
234:
147:
2010:
1989:
1822:
981:
436:
2031:
1995:
1919:
1053:
927:
615:
253:
151:
2112:
1850:
1757:
1733:
1596:
1590:
1483:
1444:
957:
515:
379:
172:
2102:
1880:
1828:
1739:
1650:
1626:
1519:
1507:
164:
28:
2082:
1537:
447:
all took the
Liberal Party whip in parliament. However, when the MFGB held a ballot on affiliation to the
2046:
2041:
2026:
1890:
1793:
1745:
1644:
1816:
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1620:
1602:
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903:
192:. Numerous local coal miners' unions found their funds depleted and decided to merge. They include:
1964:
189:
2092:
440:
1199:
1572:
8:
755:
1093:
Annual Return for a Trade Union: National Union of
Mineworkers - South Wales Area: 2016
848:
428:
1662:
1401:
1207:
448:
175:, J. Edwards, Joseph Phillips and M. Williams from the non-sliding scale districts.
1775:
1674:
1465:
1374:
1280:
1179:
1145:
885:
1781:
1543:
2051:
1686:
1578:
1477:
1008:
879:
830:
721:
457:
72:
2071:
1799:
1769:
1203:
1014:
1002:
897:
891:
873:
444:
168:
160:
1763:
1751:
1710:
1680:
1668:
1638:
1632:
1614:
1584:
1555:
1525:
1513:
1495:
1386:
1020:
915:
1531:
539:
131:
123:
1698:
1549:
1035:
909:
805:
These were gradually reduced, and by 1979 only five districts existed:
127:
58:
1398:
Captalism, Community and
Conflict. The South Wales Coalfield 1898-1947
188:
The union was founded on 24 October 1898, following the defeat of the
427:
In the early twentieth century, its leadership were aligned with the
639:
558:
171:
and Morgan Weeks from the sliding scale districts, and David Ajax,
689:
505:
605:
1224:
British
Workers and the Independent Labour Party, 1888-1906
847:
In 1960, the South Wales Area was expanded to include the
1160:
1158:
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Coalfield Web Materials: South Wales Miners' Federation
1155:
136:
South Wales Area of the National Union of Mineworkers
711:
Ebbw Vale and Sirhowy Colliery Workmen's Association
290:
Ebbw Vale and Sirhowy Colliery Workmen's Association
272:
Colliery Enginemen and Stokers of Neath and District
1360:. Pontypridd: University of Glamorgan. p. 318.
629:Aberdare, Merthyr and Dowlais Miners' Association
325:Monmouthshire and South Wales Miners' Association
216:Aberdare, Merthyr and Dowlais Miners' Association
2069:
1206:, Menna Baines and Peredur Lynch (2008) pg827
404:had risen to 127,894 or 87% of the workforce.
2088:National Union of Mineworkers (Great Britain)
1430:
1390:History of the South Wales Miners' Federation
1250:
1248:
1107:History of the South Wales Miners' Federation
1234:
1232:
778:Monmouth Western Valley Miners' Association
343:Monmouth Western Valley Miners' Association
155:joint committee. Its initial members were
2078:Defunct trade unions of the United Kingdom
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1109:. London: Laurence and Wishart. p. 7.
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1196:The Welsh Academy Encyclopaedia of Wales
1164:
796:
1170:
1104:
2070:
1400:. Cardiff: University of Wales Press.
1392:; vol. 1. Lawrence & Wishart, 1938
1355:
1290:
1123:, Phoenix House: London, (1959) pg 172
1418:
1134:Historical Directory of Trade Unions
827:South Wales Miners' Industrial Union
636:No.5: Merthyr, Aberdare and Dowlais
1446:Miners' Federation of Great Britain
422:Miners' Federation of Great Britain
122:(SWMF), nicknamed "The Fed", was a
13:
994:
844:, with less autonomy than before.
699:Rhymney Valley Miners' Association
362:Rhymney Valley Miners' Association
190:South Wales miners' strike of 1898
14:
2124:
1358:The South Wales Miners: 1964-1985
1089:Trade Union Certification Officer
148:Amalgamated Association of Miners
2108:Trade unions established in 1898
1132:Arthur Marsh and Victoria Ryan,
420:The new union affiliated to the
1274:
1267:Hywel Francis and David Smith,
1261:
1254:Hywel Francis and David Smith,
1242:, pp.74–75, 185–187
1238:Hywel Francis and David Smith,
752:No.8: Blaina and West Monmouth
159:, David Beynon, Thomas Davies,
1216:
1189:
1139:
1126:
1113:
1098:
1082:
943:
840:(NUM), and the Fed became the
495:Anthracite Miners' Association
407:
235:Anthracite Miners' Association
141:
120:South Wales Miners' Federation
22:South Wales Miners' Federation
1:
1866:Colliery Officials and Staffs
1450:National Union of Mineworkers
1075:
859:
854:
838:National Union of Mineworkers
836:In 1945, the MFGB became the
809:Aberdare, Rhondda and Merthyr
183:
111:National Union of Mineworkers
2098:1898 establishments in Wales
616:Cambrian Miners' Association
254:Cambrian Miners' Association
152:Cambrian Miners' Association
7:
516:Western Miners' Association
380:Western Miners' Association
10:
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2019:
1843:
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26:
1396:Williams, Chrsi (1998).
775:Monmouth Western Valleys
549:Garw Miners' Association
454:Cambrian Combine Dispute
308:Garw Miners' Association
98:Wayne Thomas (secretary)
1896:Lancashire and Cheshire
1061:1976: Will Haydn Thomas
920:1959: William Whitehead
100:Kevin T. Thomas (chair)
41:; 125 years ago
1105:Edwards, Ness (1938).
842:NUM (South Wales Area)
591:Pontypridd and Rhondda
134:. It survives as the
16:Miners' union in Wales
2113:Trade unions in Wales
686:No.6: Rhymney Valley
2103:Coal mining in Wales
1985:Mid and West Lothian
1980:Mid and East Lothian
1844:Affiliates and areas
1356:Curtis, Ben (2007).
971:1947: William Arthur
39:24 October 1898
2083:Mining trade unions
1915:North Staffordshire
1726:General Secretaries
1136:, vol.2, pp.201-258
1121:The Rhondda Valleys
1049:1957: Glyn Williams
1031:1935: W. J. Saddler
968:1946: Evan Williams
965:1943: W. J. Saddler
962:1941: Evan Williams
923:1966: Glyn Williams
106:Parent organization
23:
1285:South Wales Miners
1258:, pp.206–207
1184:South Wales Miners
1150:South Wales Miners
1067:1984: Terry Thomas
1064:1981: Des Dutfield
989:1997: Wayne Thomas
937:Position abolished
932:1986: Des Dutfield
849:Somerset coalfield
578:Ogmore and Gilfach
474:District (to 1933)
210:Membership (1898)
21:
2065:
2064:
1212:978-0-7083-1953-6
1058:1974: George Rees
1046:1953: D. D. Evans
1043:1947: W. H. Crews
1040:1946: Will Arthur
986:1976: George Rees
977:1958: D. D. Evans
974:1951: W. H. Crews
803:
802:
798:Dissolved by 1926
536:No.2: Afan Valley
502:No.1: Anthracite
480:Membership (1914)
397:
396:
207:Membership (1892)
116:
115:
2120:
2001:South Derbyshire
1970:Fife and Kinross
1906:Midland Counties
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1432:
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1416:
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1278:
1272:
1265:
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1187:
1180:Robin Page Arnot
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1146:Robin Page Arnot
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1124:
1117:
1111:
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1096:
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471:
470:
424:(MFGB) in 1899.
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194:
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2015:
1956:Nottinghamshire
1839:
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1560:
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995:Vice presidents
992:
952:Thomas Richards
946:
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898:James Griffiths
868:William Abraham
862:
857:
762:Eastern Valleys
728:Tredegar Valley
718:No.7: Tredegar
437:William Abraham
433:Thomas Richards
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177:Thomas Richards
157:William Abraham
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1883:
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1222:David Howell,
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1079:
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1062:
1059:
1056:
1054:Emlyn Williams
1050:
1047:
1044:
1041:
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1032:
1029:
1027:Arthur Jenkins
1023:
1017:
1011:
1009:James Winstone
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163:, J. Jones,
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2006:South Wales
1975:Lanarkshire
1951:North Wales
1817:En. Edwards
1752:Eb. Edwards
1615:Eb. Edwards
1496:Eb. Edwards
1472:En. Edwards
1448:(MFGB) and
1200:John Davies
982:Dai Francis
944:Secretaries
555:No.3: Garw
540:Port Talbot
525:Afan Valley
408:Early years
173:John Davies
142:Forerunners
132:South Wales
128:coal miners
124:trade union
57:Maesycoed,
2072:Categories
1930:Shropshire
1876:Derbyshire
1871:Cumberland
1835:Richardson
1809:Treasurers
1776:Heathfield
1458:Presidents
1076:References
1036:Alf Davies
910:Alf Davies
860:Presidents
855:Leadership
491:Anthracite
477:Forerunner
184:Foundation
94:Key people
88:102 (2016)
59:Pontypridd
46:1898-10-24
2057:1984–1985
2011:Yorkshire
1856:Cleveland
1675:Schofield
707:Ebbw Vale
625:Aberdare
460:of 1910.
84:Members
1996:Somerset
1990:Stirling
1965:Ayrshire
1961:Scotland
1920:Old Hill
1782:Scargill
1687:Thompson
1669:Bullough
1657:T. Jones
1651:E. Jones
1627:J. Jones
1609:Richards
1544:Scargill
1520:E. Jones
1508:J. Jones
1490:Richards
640:Aberdare
559:Bridgend
456:and the
65:Location
2020:Strikes
1925:Pelsall
1861:Cokemen
1851:Bristol
1823:Abraham
1800:Kitchen
1788:Vacant?
1764:Paynter
1705:Stanley
1681:McGahey
1639:Lawther
1579:Smillie
1538:Gormley
1514:Lawther
1478:Smillie
1466:Pickard
1381:Sources
1287:, p.184
1271:, p.513
1269:The Fed
1256:The Fed
1240:The Fed
821:Swansea
818:Rhymney
812:Maesteg
781:10,731
756:Crumlin
736:10,051
690:Bargoed
654:Merthyr
646:Dowlais
620:18,956
565:Maesteg
512:Western
506:Swansea
499:10,856
416:History
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1829:Robson
1758:Horner
1740:Hodges
1734:Ashton
1717:Thomas
1711:Wilson
1693:Vacant
1645:Bowman
1633:Davies
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1556:Wilson
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1526:Machen
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702:6,367
683:3,529
670:3,376
657:2,257
649:2,482
633:4,903
599:3,422
586:2,077
573:5,435
552:3,747
520:7,330
431:; MPs
393:5,588
374:1,917
303:3,500
248:6,050
204:Joined
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1827:1918
1821:1904
1815:1889
1798:2007
1792:2002
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1780:1992
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1768:1968
1762:1959
1756:1946
1750:1932
1744:1924
1738:1919
1732:1889
1715:2012
1709:2010
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1697:1992
1691:1989
1685:1987
1679:1973
1673:1969
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1619:1931
1613:1929
1607:1924
1603:Walsh
1601:1922
1597:Smith
1595:1917
1591:House
1589:1914
1583:1912
1577:1909
1573:Woods
1571:1889
1554:2012
1548:2002
1542:1982
1536:1971
1530:1960
1524:1960
1518:1954
1512:1939
1506:1934
1500:1932
1494:1931
1488:1929
1484:Smith
1482:1922
1476:1912
1470:1904
1464:1889
1452:(NUM)
1070:1989:
606:Porth
533:2,600
390:4,540
335:6,059
300:2,500
245:3,500
226:7,000
198:Union
2052:1974
2047:1972
2042:1969
2037:1926
2032:1912
2027:1893
1891:Kent
1794:Kemp
1770:Daly
1746:Cook
1699:Cave
1532:Ford
1402:ISBN
1208:ISBN
794:356
546:Garw
443:and
387:1898
384:1872
368:1898
365:1893
357:500
349:1898
346:1897
332:1898
329:1887
314:1898
311:1880
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294:1884
284:186
278:1900
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261:1898
258:1872
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