Socialist Organiser

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

Grant comes clean

Socialist Organiser no. 62, 19 November 1981 · scan p. 7 · about 158 words

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LAST WEEK we reported on Labour MP John Grant's indignant letter to his constituency party in Islington Central, demanding to know 'what steps would be taken' about the fact that a member of the party GC, Rachel Lever, was a Trotskyist.

We asked what steps John Grant would be taking - towards the SDP, or where?

Now John Grant has given his answer, by joining the SDP - Just atter one other parting shot, his postal vote for the Shadow Cabinet elections!

Grant is well qualified for a leading role in the SDP not only by his political morals but "also by his strong connections with right wing trade union leaders. He was front bench spokesperson on Employment, a former industrial correspondent of the Daily Express, and also responsible for producing the newsletter of the right wing Labour Solidarity faction.

Roy Hattersley Have you got now? JOHN Butcher, Conservative candidate in the Crosby by-election, is haunted by

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