Moz Greenshields

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Moz Greenshields is married to Bill Greenshields. Secretary of Derby Trades Council.

'Jobs, Homes and End to Poverty'

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Communists in the People's Assembly

Communist Party of Britain, January 15, 2022.

Communist Party members attended the national conference of the People's Assembly on Saturday.

Over 300 delegates from all over Britain participated and spoke in the conference, including Communist Party members, while activists of the London Communist Party hosted a stall and spoke to attendees about our vision for building the broad democratic movement for progressive change in Britain.

Conference motions focused on developing local groups, campaigning against public sector cuts and supporting the strikes, as well as the right to food and campaigning to save the NHS.

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Tony Conway, Ruth Styles, Mark Jones, Sean David Cannon, Bill Greenshields, Moz Greenshields, Robin Talbot.

Anti-poverty event in Derby

William Paul Society May 14 2022.

Following the anti-poverty event today in Derby... Delivery of CPB/YCLSolidarity Foodbank food and essentials, donated by Derby people in the sense of "Solidarity Not Charity", and delivered to the Mandela Centre in Pear Tree Rd Derby.

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Lynn Williamson, Moz Greenshields, Marios Doucas, Sonya Robotham.

Communist Party of Britain Derbyshire Branch

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Communist Party of Britain Derbyshire Branch public Facebook page Admins & moderators

Party positions

Joined CPB 2007. Aged 66. Former D.C. and EC member. Secretary Derby Area TUC. Unison branch officer, regional committee, national executive, chair regional local government committee, regional NEC member. East Mids TUC Executive and EM TUCJCC rep.[1]

Leave – Fight – Transform

Founding signatories on the Founding Statement of the Communist Party of Britain led Leave – Fight – Transform: The LeFT Campaign included Moz Greenshields (TUC Trades Council Joint Consultative Committee).

"Imperialism v working class"

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November 2021 Bill Greenshields, Moz Greenshields, Andy Till, David Grove, Bill Myers, Joe Clark, Marios Doucas, Sonya Robotham, Carol Stavris, Pablo, Stephen Hatcher, Dick Banker, Carrie Hedderwick took part in a Communist Party of Britain: Midlands Communists William Paul Society webinar "Imperialism v working class" with Joginder Bains and Roger McKenzie, Oliver Dodd, Pierre Marshall and Assadullah Keshtmand from Afghanistan .[2]

CPB Executive Committee

At the Communist Party of Britain’s 56th congress on November 6-7 2021 the following executive committee was elected Nisar Ahmed, Sonya Andermahr, Andy Bain, Mollie Brown, Andrea Burford, Sean Cannon, Ben Chacko, Andy Chaffer, Tony Conway, Mary Davis, Lorraine Douglas, Alex Gordon, Bill Greenshields, Moz Greenshields, Robert Griffiths, Jonathan Havard, Richard Hebbert, Johnnie Hunter, Bernadette Keaveney, Tam Kirby, Hugh Kirkbride, Gawain Little, Sarah McDonough, David Morgan, Tommy Morrison, Kevan Nelson, Evan Pritchard, Carol Stavris, Ruth Styles, Robin Talbot, Jade Welburn.[3]

2014 CPB Executive Committee

Andy Bain, Ben Chacko, Andy Chaffer, Tony Conway, John Foster, Pauline Fraser, Alex Gordon, Moz Greenshields, Bill Greenshields, Robert Griffiths, Tim Gulliver, Anita Halpin, Zoe Hennessy, Steve Johnson, Bernadette Keaveney, Thomas Kirby, Eleanor Lakew, Martin Levy, Peter Middleman, Tommy Morrison, Mark O'Neill, Liz Payne, Ben Stevenson, Graham Stevenson, Joanne Stevenson, Ruth Styles, Anita Wright, Nick Wright.[4]

CPB

In 2012 Moz Greenshields was a member of the UNISON executive and the Communist Party of Britain Executive Committee.[5]

Centenary conference

Communist Party of Britain centenary conference August 1, 2020

EU imperialism and austerity

Silk Mill Lock Out

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Communist Party of Britain June 24 2019:

DERBY, SILK MILL TURNOUT - Derby people from all walks of life rallied together at the weekend to commemorate a Derby 19th Century event – the Silk Mill Lock Out - that led to the beginnings of Trades unionism in Britain. “It should have Derby well up in Britain’s history books,” said Moz Greenshields, Secretary of Derby Area Trades Union Council, “ but it is still remains relatively unknown – even within Derby. But we are year on year putting an end to that.”

Karen Whelan of Disabled People Against Cuts lay the commemorative chaplet to the Silk Mill workers – who suffered 8 months of lock out and oppression for standing up for themselves and each other.

A lively march through town was sent off by Marios Doucas of the anti-austerity community organisation The People's Assembly, Cecile Wright referring to the Windrush community campaign, Elaine Rhatigan about the devastating impact of “Universal Credit”, Edward Symes from Extinction Rebellion, and Lisa Eldret of Derby City Council Labour Group.

Roger McKenzie of public service union UNISON and Tosh McDonald of ASLEF the rail union spoke about the heroic struggle in 1833/34 – and backed each other up with impassioned calls for workers today to combine and act together to stop “increasing poverty for working people, and massive wealth for the tiny minority at the top”. Derby MP Chris Williamson got a great reception when he told the crowd “Working together for justice and progress people are strong and unstoppable – but you can’t leave it to others – and now’s the time to get involved”

Peoples Assembly

Bernadette Keaveney June 2 2018· London, United Kingdom · All ready for the Morning Star distribution at Peoples assembly conference with thanks to Unite the Union. — with Moz Greenshields and Bill Greenshields, Tam Kirby, Marios Doucas.

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at St Pancras New Church.

Derby Peace Week

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Moz Greenshields with Chris Williamson.

Midlands contacts 2008

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References

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