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Big Red Picnic raises hundreds of pounds for the Star
Morning Star supporters outside Clarion House. Star reader and Friends of Clarion volunteer Bob Sproule who is
photographed in the same place he was 50 years ago when his dad took him to a socialist event
More than 100 Morning Star supporters gathered in Lancashire’s Clarion House on Saturday for the annual Big Red Picnic to raise funds for our paper.
Clarion House is the last surviving clubhouse of the Clarion socialist movement which thrived at the turn of the 20th century, with Clarion cycling clubs, choirs, walking groups and political campaigns.
The building sits in spectacular countryside on the lower slopes of Pendle Hill and has been restored and renovated by Friends of Clarion House, a volunteer group led by Morning Star supporters. It is owned by a trust established by the Independent Labour Party.
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