SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Justice for miners!

Socialist Action No. 129, 31 January 1986 · p. 11 of the scan · 430 words

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Not all members of the VAS/UT accept this sell out. There some of their members in Birmingham, for example, are opposed to this agreement.

When the Government is under pressure following the Brittan-HeseltineThatcher fiasco and a real parents movement, the All London rarents Action Group, is emerging it impossible to imagine the stupidity of the NAS/UWT leadership. But it is not just a betrayal of teachers. As the CPSA are about to ballot their NICHOCIS workers face a massive attack, this is a betrayal of all trade unionists.

Militants of the Socialist Teachers Alliance inside the NUT will be arguing for the union to keep up all forms of action opposition to the Executive's proposals to scale things down.

national meeting Labour MPs and many sacked miners.

renamed Justice for Mineworkers after popularising and camp The Campaign Group rewritten LICH Chairperson of Northwest Area Miners Defense Campaign.

for Mineworkers Bill during the Prime Minister's ques tion time on February 27. This will coincide with lobby parliament sacked miners, the 20,000-signature petition by Dennis Skinner.

The for Mineworkers Campaign will be launching a pamphlet prepared the Campaign Group NUM during the activities. The January 25 meeting ook a report from the na tional WAPC wachids paign, of a favourable reception the NUM Executive. agreed establish for Mineworkers groups within each region, and to organise a week of actions in the regions leading up to Lne natiolal for Mineworkers demonSur allull rally Sheffield on January 25. The meeting was attended by over 900 people from every coalfield in Britain including branch delegates and national officials of the NUM, the majority of the national committee of WAPC, representatives of the Campaign Group of formed at a fringe meeting at LP conference as a Miners Amnesty Campaign, the campaign has been TUC conACCELE by Briefing at the decisions through-out the movement Ene The for Campaign's the NUM: nominees Group Committee. The January also elected (NUM Director).

Nell Myers Officer), Elliot coordinate committee IF YOU had any doubts response resign pressure on and three -including to attacks on the 'For Brihave charting ween our weekly schedule, Easter. This needed.

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