Socialist Organiser

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

[AS the Glendale engineering strike enters its eighth…]

Socialist Organiser no. 96, 19 August 1982 · scan pp. 19–20 · about 174 words

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AS the Glendale engineering strike enters its eighth week, there have been significant developments in favour of the strikers.

There is now a firm promise from Glynwed Foundries in Telford to black Glendale goods.

Trade unionists

another firm are also likely to begin blacking.

These developmenst are the result of the tenacity of the struggle put up by the Glendale workers who have been picketing for eight weeks, often confronting non-trade union drivers on the picket lines and facing threats from management.

The mass picket which has been held over the last three weeks.. has made a considerable impressión on the attitude of both management and the scabs still working in the place.

It is essential that these mass pickets - which take place every Monday - are kept up.

Join the picket at 7am outside the factory in Hythe Road, London NW10.

Donations and messages of support should be sent to: Glendale Strike Committee, c/o Mick Woods, 76 Austen House, Calubridge Road, London NW6.

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Socialist Organiser, 19 August

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