Socialist Organiser

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

[DESPITE a very successful anti-fascist conference on the…]

Socialist Organiser no. 78, 25 March 1982 · scan p. 3 · about 150 words

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DESPITE a very successful anti-fascist conference on the situation in Chapel Market last December the brunt of keeping the NF out continues to fall on the same people - Islington ANL, other ex-SWP members and a handful of other people.

Last Sunday there was a good turn out in Chapel Market which succeeded in scaring off the fascists who turned up. In previous weeks the Front had assembled up to 50 people against the regular 15 to 20 who leaflet there.

In fact they had even withdrawn thugs from Fast Street market in Southwark where they have been having a running fight with the New NF over monopoly selling rights.

It is a disgrace that we can't put these numbers on the street every Sunday to drive these scum out of all London's street markets.

MICK WOODS Brent East CLP Labour Committee on Ireland: Box BM 5355, London WC1.

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