SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

CUTS IS JOBS AND

Socialist Action No. 103, 24 May 1985 · p. 4 of the scan · 179 words

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page 4 of the scan

Broad to victory. Socialist of how to fight is being put into practice. illegality have to be risked as an essential step on the Action looks at two councils, Hackney and Lambeth where the example in prison. Fortunately my Enrough Lauc unless fight will continue in this sold stand se about support of no rent rises, no DIEL main that Hackney could LADOUI what was clear from the run It l CALLY LILLILY FEELINGS RAN high last week when Lambeth Council met with the Labour councillors barely able to hold off attempts to set a rate. Council workers struck from 3 pm on Wednesday in order to leaflet the public. Then over 300 people attended a Labour rally addressed by Denis Skinner, John McDonnell, Hilda Kean and Sharon Atkin among others, before marching to the Town Hall, where lobbyers were able to watch the Council meeting on closed circuit out, addressing the loband three Labou colm worker Hackney have had to occupy their town halls when Lambeth Miners' Support Committee

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Lambeth continues the fight

← Hackney: Council workers take actionFor a national union →

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