Socialist Organiser

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

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Socialist Organiser no. 172, 28 March 1984 · scan p. 12 · about 119 words

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FTER a good start in March, a miserable end. Only £48 this eek (£40 Nik Barstow, £6 Steve Battlemuch, £2 BirmingSend money to 214 Sickert Court, London N1 2SY.

Published by the Socialist Organiser Alliance, 28 Middle Lane, on — are also needed.

So far, despite cuts in ervices, local government vorkforces have lost far ewer jobs than manufacuring industry. Union aganisation has remained elatively strong in local pvernment.

Now the Tories want to rack and break that trength. Straightforward uts; the Rates Bill; aboli---FUND ---m), making £360.70 for the month. improve services.

*Local trade union, tenants' , community and Labour Party groups should draw up plans for what services they need in their areas — nurseries, schools,

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