Birmingham with speakers from Kirk, LCI, BM Box 5355, London up decision of the Labour Coordinating Committee (LCC) to oppose the 'advisory body. Following representations made by the Black Section the LCC executive adopted resolution at the beginning of August stating: "This Executive Committee reaffirms its support for Black Sections and does not regard the Black and Asian Advisory Committee as a political solution to the question of black representation in the copy of the resolution has been sent to all members of the committee.
Commenting on the The rally held by the Campaign Group London on 22 July including speakers from the Campaign for Democracy, the Committee, and the Labour Party Black Section as well Campaign Group speakers - was an enormous MULLEN.
SECTIONS 3V328 80826 nihe Labour Pay LCC's in the Guardian David Rose wrote: organisations on left have criticised advisory committee Black soft left body which strongly Kinnock.
This LCC Is a Asian community London. has steps of Hampstead The announced Tony Benn, Hefter, Les decided to sever relations with the committee. The chair of the committee, Jo Richardson, has also made it clear at press conference earlier in the year that she does not inted to continue on the committee after the conference.
If, as is anticipated, the London Regional Exagainst any relations with the Black and Asian Ad visory Committee it will already be dealt devastating blow Defeat of this committee will open up the way to democratic elected BACK representation in the parJohn Tocher of the AEU, Amir Khan, Narendra Makanji, Secretary of the Party Black Section, and Ann Pettifor of thomens Action Commit- executive the Ine meeung will chaired by Graham Stringer, leader of Manchester council.
The meeting at 7.30pm at the Free Trade Hall. from Birmingham's Other Bookshop, of magazines, posters and postcards are also available 137 Digbeth just off the main shopping centre) (phone 021-64.
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