SocialistAction 1983–88

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

NALGO needs a strategy to win

· Socialist Action No. 49, 16 March 1984 · p. 10 of the scan · 178 words

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page 10 of the scan

have also gone down the road of pressure group politics, at the expense of our membership's strength and confidence to take sustained action. Programme London branches have unev will be calling on the national union to on the national union take up ane programmie gives fúll support to Liverpool council any others making stand against cuts.

It reiterates and takes up boycotting work to do with the transfer of powers the GLC metropolitan counties, and proposes all-out strike action in every branch on the government's initial hit list ally of the employing authorities make CUTS DIODUSC 'edundancies. Also the na Hicculls would recalled to discuss escalation.

Delegates March meeting. will no doubt have to sit through enough hot air to fill the *Put People First' balloon But only a clear national strategy of strike actions to services plans to permanently reduce the role of local government and destroy democratically elected local authorities which oppose their views.

I'VE BEEN READING WITH SOME INTEREST THE NEW QUEEN'S REGULATIONS WHICH GOVERN THE POLITICAL OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES...

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