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Islington of £22 in to these les do not necessarily reflect the views of the SOA. Trade unionists should mobilise as far as possible to get as many pickets onto this line as possible, and cover it 24 hours a day.

But if any funds are styuestered there should be an immediate withdrawal of labour.

Also, resolutions shoula be banged off to union leaders, saying that they should back the NGA and the Wembley TUC conference decisions.

In Liverpool, I've been stood down from my job as field workfor the unemployed, to assist and liaise with Ray Williams of the NGA on this dispute.

Initially our strategy was based on the fact that we knew the labour movement wasn't geared up for this. We mobilised the unemployed from the TGWU 6/612 branch, the unemployed centres, and the NGA unemployed branch. We also contacted people in the trade union movement on Merseyside,