SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Stand together: Easter activities

Socialist Action No. 2, 25 March 1983 · p. 16 of the scan · 273 words

The scan: 002-mar-25-1983-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 16 of the scan

OFFER we are offering a free copy of Hard Times, a new book in the 'Arguments for Socialism' series by Bob Sutcliffe. The book normally costs $2.50.

Alternatively we are offering Alan Freeman's book, The Benn Heresy. For new readers there is our special introductory offer of 8 issues for S2 All subscriptions are posted Irst class on day of publication. the Easter weekend: • THURSDAY 31 Greenham Common main support areas.

West and Ireland should groups from London, Anglia, East Midlands North should go to Burghfield • FRIDAY Here is a reminder of the activities planned for MARCH Demonstration USAF base of Burghfield ROF from Gam. For argunised groups onit, undeach group should hare a suppor group. People should aim to arrive on Wednesday evenng for final briefing sessions and report to th groups trom the Norti West, West, Wales. West Midiands, South West.

• South to Greenham:

East East South Midlands, and A human chain linking Greenham and Burghfield via Aldermaston. On disembarking from coaches, people should walk towards Aldermaston signposted. Toilets, medical facilities, etc be available at fourteen route at one-mile intervals. stations at 1pm. Later: Aldermaston Festival -bring puppets, music, games, decorations etc Please pick up your litter • SATURDAY 2 APRIL carnival in Glasgow. Assemble from 11.15 am ir Cochrane St. (by George Square, city centre) for a mass die-in; proceeding to Kelvingrove Park (two miles) for the carnival children's events, perimeter of Faslane nuciear submarine base or the Clyde. night accomodation will be available which will be cleariy will 'stations' situated en Link-up from these A demonstration and Music, speakers Transport trom Glasgow and over.

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