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Unlikely lads, Jim Sillars (Labour), left Margo MacDonald (SNP
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Unlikely lads, Jim Sillars (Labour), left Margo MacDonald (SNP
Unlikely lads, Jim Sillars (Labour), left Margo MacDonald (SNP) and Teddy Taylor (Conservative) at Glasgow Hillington Industrial Estae during an Anti Common Market rally 27th May 1975
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Unlikely Lads - A Historic Gathering of Political Titans
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this print from 1975, we witness an extraordinary moment in British political history. Three prominent figures, representing different parties and ideologies, come together at the Glasgow Hillington Industrial Estate during an Anti Common Market rally. On the left stands Jim Sillars, a stalwart of the Labour Party known for his passionate advocacy for working-class rights. Next to him is Margo MacDonald, a formidable force within the Scottish National Party (SNP), who would later become one of Scotland's most influential politicians. Completing this unlikely trio is Teddy Taylor, a Conservative party member renowned for his staunch Euroscepticism. Their presence at this event signifies the significance and divisiveness surrounding the common market referendum held that year. The European Economic Community (EEC), which would eventually evolve into today's European Union (EU), was met with both fervent support and vehement opposition across Britain's political spectrum. As they stand beside a Land Rover Defender - symbolizing resilience and determination - these three individuals embody their respective parties' convictions on Europe while sharing a platform united against EEC membership. This powerful image serves as a testament to the diverse range of voices shaping British politics during this era. It captures not only their shared commitment to protecting national sovereignty but also highlights how unexpected alliances can form when faced with significant challenges such as EU integration. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints, this photograph immortalizes an iconic moment in time when political giants set aside
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