SocialistAction 1983–88

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

An Alliance for Socialism

· Socialist Action No. 121, 15 November 1985 · p. 12 of the scan · 440 words

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page 12 of the scan

10am-11am Registration:

11am-1pm Workshop:

Workshop: DEFEND GAY RIGHTS the Miners.

Workshop:

Wales WAPC 1pm-2pm Lunch 2pm-4pm PLENARY:

Action.

Bishop Patriotic Movement.

REGISTER!

For tickets, creche facilities, details of transport from outside London and overnight accommodation in London, please fill out this form and sent to:

Alliance for Socialism, PO Box 50, London N1. Name Address Tickets required Creche required for ... age(s)

Accommodation needed for persons, or Details of transport from A weekend of debate and discussion Saturday 16th November Some tickets will be available on the door, but as seating is limited it is best to buy in advance.

THE NEXT LABOUR GOVERNMENT Speakers: Jeremy Corbyn MP, Campaign Group of Labour MPs; Alan Freeman Editor, Socialist Action. Ken Livingstone Leader, Greater London Council; Nigel Williamson Editor, Tribune: TRADE UNIONS AND THE LAW Panel: Jack Collins Secretary, Kent Area National Union of Mineworkers; Roy Butlin Executive Committee, Traffic Grades NUR, Chairperson L.D.C. Mantle Lane, Leicestershire; Pam Holmes Sheffield District Committee AUEW; Bernard Regan National Union of Teachers National Executive.

Panel: Peter Purton Treasurer, Labour Campaign for Lesbian and Gay Rights; Polly Vittorini Lesbians and Gays Support WOMEN AGAINST PIT CLOSURES Panel: Betty Heathfield ex-officio member WAPC. national committee; Pam Oldfield Notts WAPC; Ann Jones South THE LESSONS OF THE Platform: Peter Heathfield General Secretary NUM; Betty Heathfield Women Against Pit Closures; Marc Wadsworth Vice-chair Black Section; Bob Clay MP, Campaign Group of Labour MPs; Dodie Weppler Socialist CRISIS IN CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN Panel: Stuart Holland MP; Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign National Executive; FDR/FMLN of El Salvador; Maurice Workshop:

Workshop: DEFENDING THE NUM Panel:

Evening Cabaret Sunday 17th November 11am-1pm PLENARY: 1pm-2pm: Lunch 2pm-4pm Action Workshop:

Movement USA.

Workshop:

Pryce Campaign DEFEND LABOUR PARTY Democracy Speakers: Vladimir Derer Campaign for Labour Party Colin Lenton Treasurer Bold NUM, Lancs; Mark Hunter Secretary Welbeck NUM, Notts WHAT ALLIANCES FOR WOMEN?

Speakers: Ann Pettifor Women's Action Committee National Organiser; Jude Woodward WAC Executive and Socialist SOLIDARITY WITH THE ANTI-APARTHEID STRUGGLE Panel: African National Congress; SWAPO (not yet confirmed); Anti-Apartheid Movement; Free South Africa IRELAND: THE CASE FOR WITHDRAWAL Panel: Martin Collins Editor, Labour and Ireland; Maire O'Shea (not yet confirmed); Jeremy Corbyn MP. DEFEND THE BLACK COMMUNITIES Panel: Haringey Labour Councillor; Handsworth Defence Committee (not yet confirmed); Brixton Defence Committee;

YOUTH AND THE LABOUR MOVEMENT Panel: LPYS speakers; Black Section Youth Committee;

(All speakers in a personal capacity)

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SOCIALISM Action

AN ALLIANCE FOR Platform: Tony Benn MP; Diane Abbot Women's Action Committee Executive; Narendra Makanji Black Section National Committee Secretary; African National Congress; John Ross Socialist

16 and 17 November Sir William Collins School Charrington St London NWI

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