Justice for the miners! | Socialist Action 1983

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until the running dry, the first maor asko me model will be massively increasIng us runa-raising.

The Albert Hall concert's success has bought important time. It is now planned to have repeat concerts around the coun try, starting in Scotland. An open air concert is being organised at Orgreave on 14 June, two years after the events there during the The bedrock of the however, will be regular and systematic fund-raising in the labour movement: a campaign for standing orders, the systematic raising of levies through the unions, continuous tours for sacked miners.

The focus for this cam. paigning will be the resolu tions the NUM fought for and won at the Labour TUC CUTE ferences. This will be built through the Justice Bill, launched in parliament on 27 February, Justice pamphlet produc ed by the Campaign group of Labour MPs Having won these posi tions in the labour movement despite leadership opposition, they will now campaiene for throughout the move.

• See page 5 for the NUM in Notts, and pages 6-7 fo with Bill Etherington.