Socialist Organiser

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

No swing in the ranks

Socialist Organiser no. 102, 30 September 1982 · scan p. 2 · about 190 words

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LABOUR PARTIES AGAINST Conference of delegates from CLPs, LP branches, affiliated trade union branches, women's sections, YSs etc. jaturday October 30, 10am to 5pm, at County Hall, Londo SEI. Credentials for delegates from CLPs (two each), LP branches, affiliated TU branches, LPYSs, women's sections, etc. (one each), £1 each from 107 Nevill Road, London N16 OSU. Cheques payable to Hackney North and IT'S a disaster for the party and working class. There is no way there can be unity against the Tories when there is a civil war going on, masterminded by the right wing. The situation is a crisis of capitalism, but also a crisis of leadership. There is a need for the Left to redouble its efforts in the labour movement and especially in the trade Nigel Knowles Twickenham CLP THERE HAS been no swing to the right in the membership, as the results of the constituency section election clearly demonstrate.

The changes have been brought about by a caucus of right wing trade union leaders that have got together and used their block vote millions to achieve the desired result.

WITCH-HUNT

Stoke Newington Labour Party.

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