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"Ken Sprague National Association of Local Government Officers (NALGO) Nottingham banner sketch" [NMLH.1997.41.2]



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Catalogue Number
NMLH.1997.41.2

Object Name
Sketch

Title
NALGO

Place
Nottingham

People
Ken Sprague, Pat Meaden (artist), National Association of Local Government Officers (NALGO)

Events
NALGO 75th anniversary (1980)

Date
1977

Description
This is a preliminary sketch for a banner designed by the artist Ken Sprague and made by his sister Pat Meaden. The design had its roots in the badge designed for NALGO in its early years. The sun and moon represent round-the-clock work by NALGO members in all their public services.


In 1993 NALGO merged with the other public service unions, the National Union Of Public Employees and Confederation Of Health Service Employees to form UNISON. Ken Sprague was a leading British socialist artist whose work focused on leftist causes and often highlighted working class resistance to abuses of power. The banner this sketch was used to create is also in the collection at People's History Museum.
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