Socialist Organiser

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

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Socialist Organiser no. 157, 1 December 1983 · scan pp. 15–16 · about 235 words

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A FREE news-sheet published by the Coventry Health Campaign (made up of the joint health service unions) and supported by the Labour Party National Health Service Defence Committee (initiated by Coventry South-East and South-West CLPs) is being distributed to all households in Coventry by trade union and Labour Party activists.

Entitled, 'Coventry's Health in Crisis, it highlights, planned local cutbacks and closures, together with general information about the necessity of the NHS and about health care provision in other countries.

This is just the start of a much-needed public campaign in Coventry to mobilise opposition to the reduction of the NHS. In order to bring together wider support a public meeting has been organised where it is hoped more offers of help - of time, activity and money - will be given to contribute to the future of the campaign.

For details, copies of the newssheet, or to send offers of support and financial assistance, contact: c/o Lloyd Randall, Union Office, Walsgrave Hospital, Clifford Bridge Road, Coventry.

Speakers include. member of Bradford Occupation Committee, Alan Fisher (former general secretary NUPE), Paul Noone The 1020.

PUBLIC MEETING

Central Methodist Hall (City Centre).

(chair of Hospital Consultants' Association).

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sellout halted ON 26 November, shop stewards delegated from most of British Shipbuilders yards attended national combine committee meeting in Carlisle.

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