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Although the NUR AGM voted THE LEFT SLATE FOR THE against the Greenwich amendCLP SECTION OF THE NEC.

ment, it also heavily defeated a N. Atkinson, T. Benn, E. Heffer, M. Meacher, J. Richardson, resolution calling for wholesale D. Skinner, A Wise. If Meacher expulsion of Militant supporis elected Deputy Leader then ters.

David Blunkett will take his was set for November 26. place on the slate. SUPPORTERS of Labour Briefing groups from six arcas met in London last Sunday to set up a national network. We decided to produce a national Briefing supplement every month which will focus and organise around national and international issues. This will be added to the local Briefings already produced.

We elected a national committee to edit and produce the supplement. These include supporters of Socialist Organiser such as John Bloxam.

The editorial board will conof representatives from each area, and from national Labour campaigning groups where possible. The aim is to have an open editorial policy lO stress campaigning and turning the labour movement outwards to actual struggles.

We also decided to hold a assess the progress. 1984 to conference carly in assess different sections of the radical left in overcoming divisions and organising together within the Briefing structure, with a view to further strengthening the structurc.

The six areas represented at the meeting were London, Brighton, Merseyside, West Midlands, 7 Conference Stoke on Trent, and Swansea.

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