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MEETINGS FORUMS LAMBETH: Sundays at 7pm. For venue phone 609 3071.
Dec.20: The Russian revolution.
Jan.31: Stalinism.
Feb.28: The origins LEICESTER: Sundays at 7.30, at the Leicester Socialist Centre, High St (above Blackthorn Books).
LEIGH: Every other Sunday 7.30 at the White Lion' (opposite the market). Jan. 10: Organising the Left: how and why?
Jan.24: Iran - what has happened and what's happening now?
Feb.7: Women's liberation. Feb.21: Afghanistan and the Soviet invasion.
LEEDS Socialist Organiser class: The socialist programme' '. Sunday January 3, midday at Leeds Trades Club.
ISLINGTON Socialist Organiser fund-raising social: Sunday December 20, from 7pm. For venue phone 354 1050.
Lane, London N8. London N7 AFRICA Broadsheet on the Car Industry in South Africa, published ' in an effort to extend the campaign to win basic rights for South African workers' by the Welsh Anti-Apartheid Movement - 33 Romilly Road, Cardiff. MARXISM London Workers' Socialist League classes on basic Marxism: a fortnightly series, alternative Fridays from January 8. First classes: The French Revolution: The Communist Manifesto: Sectarian Socialism and Working Ciass Socialism. For details of registration and venue, write to PO Box 135, London N1 ODD.
Critique Conference: The New Cold War? January 15-16, at University of London Union, Malet St, London WC1. Registration £3 the weekend or £1.50 per session from Critique, 31 Cleveden Road, Glasgow G12 OPH. 'The Socialist Society': Foundation Conference, January 23-24, Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way, London WC1.
More details c/o 7 Carlisle St, London W1V 6NL. THE ANNUAL conference of the Scottish section of the Labour Coordinating womaniuee. meeting in Stirling on Saturday 5th, took a number of positive decisions.
These included amendments moved by Socialist Organiser supporters calling for a campaign against bans and proscriptions, the establishment of local branches of the LCC meeting on a regular monthly basis, the necessity of mobilising the trade unions to resist Tory cutbacks in local government finances, and the involvement of the LCC in discussions on Ireland in conjunction with the Labour Committee on Ireland.
The 45 or so members present agreed that the LCC should become involved in struggles relating directly to women, but they voted down a resolution stating that the LCC should become involved in the struggles of workers resisting redundancies, defending their unions against the Tory offensive, and striving to advance their wages and conditions.
This debate, and others initiated at the LCC conference, must now be extended in the local branches which it was agreed to establish.
McCALMAN