Socialist Action1984Socialist Action No. 51, 30 March 1984Liverpool stands firm
Socialist Action No. 51, 30 March 1984 · p. 12 of the scan · 143 words
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Liverpool City Council will be holding out against the Tory government attacks on Thursday when it sets its budget for the com"ing year.
Atter Monday's council committee approved Labour's budget - a snort £190 million necessary spending in 1985-5 — Tony Benn who was speaking at a rally in Liverpool's St George's Hall, pledged full support for the council.! have come to give 100 per cent support,' he said, 'to the decisions of the Liverpool Labour Group. Labour was elected in Liverpool to protect jobs and services and it must keep faith with the people who put their confidence in the council.' The people of Liverpool agree with Tony Benn, that's why they'll be marching to the town hall in their thousands on 29 March, to show their determination to stand firm against Thatcher's attacks on their city and their council.