IJKLETTERSTU' IJKLMNOPQRST CLPD members, the facts

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SINCE COMRADE Jude Woodward has only been involved with CLPD for a short time she is hardly in a position to make comments such as "the smaller size of this year's conference reflects the first decline in membership' (SA44).

For your information, in 1980 CLPD had a total of 1207 registered supporiers ana organisanons and under 200 attended the AGM. In 1981 we had 1445 registered and only AGM.

1982-3, the year of the takeover bid, we had 1646 registered and over 500 at the AGM. In 1984 we had 1436 registered and some 230 at the successful three-venu AGM It is clear therefore that the smaller AGM in Miscellaneous • GLC workshop:

Employment and training for the future. 23 Feb cooperatives. Dlali Women's Centre Brixton, 41A Stockwell Green London, SW9, 7-9.30 pm 8 March practical workshops for women on computer use. Room 97 County Hall 22 March Migrants in the NHS, County Hall. 5 April Migrants. black women and trade unions, County Hall.

Abortion Rights and Facilities Conference University of London Malet St, London WC1 25 February 1984.

10-5 Registration from NAC, 47 Waldrum Park Rd, London SE,23. A HE