Des Warren
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Des Warren (1937-2004) was a construction worker, trade union activist and - with Ricky Tomlinson - one of the 'Shrewsbury Two' imprisoned for 'conspiracy to intimidate' whilst picketing in Shrewsbury, United Kingdom, during 1972. His autobiography, 'The Key To My Cell', put forward his version of events, and what he considered 'the real conspiracy' to intimidate the trade union movement.
[edit] External links
- Marxist analysis of Warren's case entitled 'The Road to Pentonville'
- Article on Shrewsbury Pickets from Liverpool's 'Nerve' magazine
- 'Justice for Pickets' campaign page
- Review of The Key To My Cell from Liverpool's 'Nerve' magazine
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