Socialist Action1986Socialist Action No. 130, 7 February 1986Executive plans for action
by Mike Hooson · Socialist Action No. 130, 7 February 1986 · p. 4 of the scan · 128 words
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LAST Saturday the Labour Women's Action Committee held its first executive meeting since its regional organisers from Yorkshire, the NorthWest, the West Midlands and the South West. Discussion at the meeting centred on 'shadow' elections to be held at this year's Labour women's conference.
'shadow' elections, and the issues behind them, get the maximum publicity in the labour movement as a have supported LWAC's WAC Executive This work will go on. with LWAS fringe meeting will issue will be raised at all speakers for many of the the vital issue is to ensure that the broadest possible support and by paigning for the unions to to hold a press conference at the Labour daled a red e will of the will be LABOUR PARTY BLACK SECTION: