FIGHT ALONGSIDE:
NUT • Teachers demand more action::
week when eight sacked miners arrived Greenwich Party rooms to start the build-up for the March concert and rally in the Albert Hall.
Geoff Hartnell, member of the Durham Mechanics the Tursdale Workshops. himself sacked last without being allowed to hear the evidence against him, explained: 'There are over 500 of us still sacked and many still in jail. The jailed miners' only crime was defending their jobs and communities.
'It could have been any of us. They are the heroes and the labour movement should treat them as such.
Heroes is the title of an I.P in aid of the sacked and jailed miners which manv well-known group! collaborated to produce These Delulucas many supporting acts will be playing at the giant rally • and concert to be held on 2 ing from Greenwich party rooms and staying with local of whom members. Hally put up miners during the We are looking for in vitations Partv wards and sections. GMCs, trade union brancue. anyone who walls LU support said Geoff us Ical vul case They will be promoting the rally and concert, selling the Heroes LP and raising money the NUM solidarity fund.
All our readers are urg ed to arrange for sacked miners o dress tour movement meetings ber. ween now and 2 March.
To contact speakers phone 01: 858 7055 (please note the number has changes that given before. For the Justice for Miners campaign ring the secretary Ed Fredenburg on 01-607 4773, or write 10 44 Milner Square, London L'NI.
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