DEFEND RICHTS | Socialist Action 1983

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The DEFEND DINLITA Defending the NUM and all trade union rights is every bit as tion by the Labour Party.

The UDM is spending vast amounts ot money. with Coal Board support. Il sends letters all over the place and all MPs get its newspaper free The aim is 1o isolaie the NUM.

Notts NUM loyalists urgently need support and wider recognition from the movement The Campaign group of MPs wants campaign for non-recognition, speaking al lodge meetings in Notts in support luccuss.

OHN CHAPMAN THERE seven weeks to go until the for Mineworkers concert rally in the Albert Hall on Saturday 2 March.

Sixteen already booked including Style Council, Elvis Costello, the Annie Baldwin band and the Flying Pickets. And Scargill.

Heathfield Shell among others, will address the rally.

The rally comes at the end of a week of activities paign group's Bill.

The build-up for the week s events starls Iow mid-January sacked miners tron all over the country will arrive in London to start organising it.

They Will based Greenwich working The anonr rooms there, using it as an organising centre.

In every of the country Parties trade unions and support Ang broad-based marring broad-based meeting in support of the Bill, for the release of jailed miners and for the reinstatement Justice for Mineworkers Campaign The campaign can be contacted via the London office (details on elsewhere or this page) or by contacting: Durham Mechanies Office, Group No 1 Area, 26 The Avenue, Durham DH1 4ED.

Cheques for the campaign should be made payable to the 'Justice for Mineworkers Campaign' and sent to the Durham address.

Labour movement organisations can affiliate to the Justice for Mineworkers Campaign at the following rates: national organisations - £50;

districts - £25; local bodies concert and get people to the march organising metings to build for the event contacting the Central Miners Support Group in Greenwich for speakers and further information * helping sell the campaign's pamphlet, which will be launchec at the same time as the Bill • The Central Miners Support Group cạn Contacted cro Green ach Labour Party, Wool wich Road, London SE3 (phone: 01-858 1013).

- £5