Socialist Organiser

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

Women's Fightback

Socialist Organiser no. 168, 1 March 1984 · scan pp. 13–14 · about 174 words

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out soon: 10p plus postage from 10b LandLondon N19. for them to stay goes on. The police are hunting for them, going to where they used to live, pressurising people in the North Lundon Turkish community for information.

The campaign is organised by the Parent Teacher Association of William Patten School, Church Street, Stoke Newington, Lundon N16, and needs a lot of money to go with resolutions of support. light of proposed housing developments in the area, and Long Calderwood is to be kept open.

Increased pressure is required to force the Council to drop all its plans for school closures. In particular, the Educational Institute of Sentland (the Scottish teachers' union) must take a firm sind against the closures, which it has yet to do in the case of the East End schools. COMMITTEE ¡ Conference. Saturday March 24, / 10am to 5.30 at the Octagon Cen • Western Bank, Sheffield. Credentials for up to 5 delegates trade union body from George E9 6EH.

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