SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Stand together: Easter activities

Socialist Action No. 3, 1 April 1983 · pp. 3-4 of the scan · 228 words

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the Easter weekend Greenham main support West and Ireland should groups from Anglia, East Midlands, North should go to Burghfield. • FRIDAY 1 APRIL Here is a reminder of the activities planned for • THURSDAY 31 MARCH Demonstration Common USAF base Burghfield ROF from 6am. For organised groups only, and euch group should have a support group. People should aim to arrive on Wednesday even. ing for final briefing sessions and report to the areas. Groups from the North West, West, Wales, West Midlands, South West. South to Greenham; London, the East, South Midlands, A human chain linking Greenham and Burghfield via Aldermaston. On disembarking from coaches, people should walk towards Aldermaston -of Please pick up your litter.

East theatre the Clyde. night accomodation will be available.

which will be clearly signposted. Toilets, medical facilities, etc, will be available at fourteen 'stations' situated en route at one-mile intervals. Link-up from these stations at 1pm. Later: Aldermaston Festival bring puppets, music, games, decorations etc 2 APRIL A demonstration and carnival in Glasgow. Assemble from 11.15am in Cochrane St. (by George Square, city centre) for a mass 'die-in'; proceeding to Kelvingrove Park (two miles) for the carnival. Music, speakers.

stalls, children's events, etc. • SUNDAY 3 APRIL A human chain along the perimeter of Faslane nuclear submarine base on • Transport from Glasgow and overSocialist Action

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← Labour movement must support Greenham actionWhy the left should →

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