(These listings are free for all major labour movement and activities. Semiadvertisements Sp per word and must be paid Send to: Diary, 328 Upper NI 2XP street. Lonaon Thirsday, one week prior 1o later than puoucation). • Exhibition on plastic bullets at Islington libraries: Central 3-15 Oct: Archway 17-29 Oct; Essex Rd 31 Oct-12 Nov; Manor Gdns 14-26 Nov; Finsbury 28 Nov10 Dec. Organised by Islington TOM with Islington Council.
talk by Selma James to commemorale luc centenary of Marx's death. Mon 24 Oct, 7.30pm, North London Poly, Room 08, Nobody's Backyard.
Programme of meetings organised Dy Norin London Central America Group, Tuesdays at 7.30pm, Hampden Community Centre, 150 Ossulston St NW1. £5 for full course or £l per meeting £2/50p unwaged). 25 Oct "Seeds of Revolution' film on Honduras:
I Noy Tim INicaragua - a Dangerous Example?'; 8 Nor Central America and Luc acale 15 Nov Liberation Theology: Option for the poor;
Nov 'The First Casualty' 29 Noy Viva Centro America! Further info Duncan Ureen 01-339 39/0 Meetinge in solidarity with Peace on Trial in Turkey. lurkisn reace Association Speakers: Dr Mehmet Ali Dikerdem (Campaign for Derence orIrAl. JOY Hurcombe (sec Labour CND), Cahit Baylau (Exec member Bank-sen), Briar uninin (chair I0 CND). Fri 14 Oct, 7.30pm Transport Hse, Bristol. Org by Bristol CND TU group. Carol Grimes Crocodiles, Breakfast Band, Mainsoueeze. The Guest Stars, Teresa Trull & Barbara Higsbie, High Jinx and Jan. warmor. rus new Variety from Cast, puppets and beer tent. All events free Peace day concert at 8pm at The Ace, Hall Parade, Brixton with Edwin Starr veno washingion d the Mo Jo Kings, Super Karla. £4/£2 concession: box O|UCC VI-13/ 4000.
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naugural mccune and report from LP Conf. Open to all West Londoners wishing to join. Mon 17 Oct, 7.30pm, , Malvern Arms, Bevington Rd, W10 «dubroke Jrove tuoc). • Nicaraguan community politics in action Public meeting with two reps from ine sandinista Derence Citees. Fri 14 Oct, Camden Town Hall,"
Buston Na • The Caribbean and Central America Public Jenny Pearce and Billy Thur 20 Oct, subm. Harlescer Methodist Church Hall Tavistock Road, NW10.
• CND National Demonstration London, 22 Uct, 1lam, Victoria Embankment. For details of national office 01-263-0977. • Week of Action on Namibia Thur 27 Oct-Wed 2 Nov. Includes march rallv in London on 29 Oct: Benefit dance 29 Oct Islington Town Hall with The Republic & Supercombo. Details of these & other events from NSC • rU DOX 10. LonGoI NW5 • TUC Women's Action Day 'A woman's place is ir her union yet. Hoi details of events contact your TUC region or write congress use.
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No ntervention tr Central America (NICA) is a broad based coalition of sonaanly grouos. nullan rights orgs, aid agencies and political parties. The NICA •enon acadine has nov been extended to 24 October. Copies of petitions or more Compton Terrace, London N1 01-226 6747.
• Labour Movement conterence on neand -Peace through Democracy. Sat 26 Nov. Speakers include Tony Benn. Ker Livingstone, and Clive Soley. • Hands off Central America South Londor labour movement Rally 28 CONTRARY to dispute at the Stockpor Messenger has not been settled. for 13 weeks with six Na. tional Graphical Association members still out on official strike.
Members of the journausts union did return O worker a coul. junction, but when 7 of the 18 NUJ member was escared refused to cross picket lines.
This will lead to further attacks on the under Tebbit's On ı Friday 7 October an NGA full time officer was hauled into the courts for contempt. The NGA had contacted to re quest they boycott the despite court order banning such ac tion (John Cutts)