Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

We need money to fight back

Socialist Organiser no. 60, 5 November 1981 · scan p. 16 · about 445 words

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£150 from Leeds and Bradford, and smaller extra And the basic £2,000 a month, for our regular amounts from London, came in this week in response bills, is also vital. It's no good complaining about the to our call tor money to help the work of Socialist role of Duffy and Kitson unless we put the necessary Organiser and the Leyland Action Committee for the resources - including money -. into the work needed to replace them with leaderships prepared to stand up Now the strike is off. But work must continue to organise the militants who came forward in the Cond monov to Socialist Oraaniser. 28 Middle strike into the Leyland Action Committee and to Lane, Council (Westminster) London N8 (cheques payable to Socialist combat demoralisation. That needs money, too.

The isolated Asian fam- : SU iser Alliance, 28 Middle Lanie, London. N8, and printed by East End Offset (TUI. Registered as a newspaper with the GPO. Signed articles do not necessarily represent the and printed by East End Offset (TU). Registered as newspaper with the GPO. Signed articles do not necessarily represent to put across their filthy politics as the answer to everything. The Islington Anti-Nazi League organised once more to oppose them. • We produced leaflets exposing their policies for what they really meant.

Conference for action against rácism and fascism in Islington Sponsored by Islington Trades Council, Islington ANL, and Islington Labour Parties.

Sunday November 29, from 10.30am at Caxton House, St John's Way, London N19 Published by the Socialist Ors Organiser Alliance. NF literature at the market: However the Nazis have made it quite clear that they are determined to smash, literally, any opposition to them.

The ANL has the official support of the Trades Council and many union branches in the area, also the support of the local Labour Party wards. We still need, though, the support on the streets on Sundays, to show visibly that there is a strong opposition from the labour movement to their polities of genocide.

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families who live in the south of ith of the borough have also been been BL strike. to Edwardes and the Tories. Hall on November 21 is designed to build that support and decide what action other groups of workers can take to back up this vital fight.

Pickets are even more urgently needed now, including some to stay in overnight.

Support

The London Ambulance Service workers have formed a close alliance with St Mary's, and keep the occupation committee infurmed of who they are bringing in and out.

'And the local Trades passed a resolution of support at its November views of the Socialist

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