movement in Notts.
discussion on the latest wave of sackings Notts was taken with WAPC reporting that they had already produced ly on 13 April with the support of the Notts NUM.
By the end the meeting the organisations present donated various sulls or money to start unt Notts for Mineworkers Campaign. A real feeling of achievement in forming what is clearly going to be a majo force in the Notts area wa felt as Ine for Mineworkers Campaign showed its importance bringing together all those fighting defend the NUM and its members. He explained 'the res which print workers fa today are those black ple have faced for a time. He reported how per cent of black people the area were unemploy with 'attacks from not o but also police Murshid report to the meeting that bla people were 'natural allie in the print battle, just they had organised to ba the miners.
Finally, Bill Mom TGWU leader, argued th dispute has to be foug industrially and political inside and outside parli ment. The message to t to mount a massive ca paign to win instatement.' Despite direct gove ment intimidation ( Inland Revenue Federation (IRSF)
voted massively in fav of establishing a politi fund. On a turnout of per cenl, SUCI those voting were in far of establishing a politi fund. There were 39:
votes in favour of the fe and 8,862 against.
This vote makes civil service union for si yeast nave politi fund. The IRSF is the union to establis political fund unde ballots imposed by 1984 Act. Every si union voting has retai its existing fund.