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The jobs are already being axed and bridges. Alfred has hated railways for years. arty branch The Minority Report states "Railways are a means of trans- Horwich and Shildon. port. Though each form of transport has throughout history created cultural and social change - and railways particularly so - the Horwich JAC. each has been overtaken in some or all respects, by successors" (Serpell Report, page 106). families showed that a redundanIcy threat can be blocked through Accountants mobilising mass working class and community support. In 1983 they You don't have to be a con- can stop a total closure - with temporary Sherlock Holmes to your support. see that roads built by Mr Goldstein could replace railways. Wigan 832366; Ronnie Hardman, Even more suspicious is the Horwich 691310; Harold Hartley, fact that Goldstein's firm, Travers Horwich 693420. Morgan, were used as accountants for the Serpell Inquiry, receiving £370,000 for their efforts. councils directly affected and the THE LACK of any serious comworking people - young and old mitment to gay rights in the Lilal represent. Bolton Labour Party Campaign DocuCouncil have already put their ment was heavily criticised at the Labour Campaign for Gay Rights national conference and AGM.
*Help with mass leafletting of the event, staged in Bristol on closure in your sail /absing Saturday April 9, was attended by over 70 members who met to discuss the key elements for the group's activities in the following Send messages of support to year, which will include a general *Organise meetings in your The conference was also disarea: invite a speaker to your appointed at the failure of the union/Labour Party branch from recently formed Socialists for a Labour Victory campaign to place In the summer of 1982 the gay rights on its election agenda, Horwich rail workers and their or to invite LCGR to its foundation meeting. We intend to urge SLV to reconsider its position and to campaign with us for a manifesto commitment to full equality.
LCGR is planning major cam*Action lines: Terry, Banks. paigns at both this year's Labour Party conference in Brighton, and Trades Union Congress in