SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 52, 6 April 1984 · p. 4 of the scan · 200 words

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biggest pickets in ed, including some from Kent and South the police brought in reinforcements.

council, explained their new tactics.

turning back trains and lorries We're looking forward to a good week.

Club. Full details on tickets.

CLPs in Hackney Newham NW İslington Sth & Islington Nth CLPs. LAST WEEK North Derby miners launched the South Derby so far, at Rawdon and at Cadley Hill. Over 1200 miners were involvWales.

Initially this allowed very effective picketing, but Wednesday there were about couldn't •After the police blocked our major pickets in South Derbyshire we decided to change tactics We're splitting people into small car convoys and spreading out to cover depots, power stations as We're scoring some This has been very important in maintaining the morale of our lads. It looks good with th transport unions' decision to stop coal movement.

EAST LONDON LABOUR

MOVEMENT DELEGATION TO THE KENT COALFIELD Saturday 14 April Coaches leave Islington, Hackney and Stratford in the late afternoon for Betteshanger Miners' Social Sponsored by: Harry Cohen MP; Jeremy Corbyn MP; Kent Area NÚM; TU Liaison Officers for Nth, Hackney Sth, Leyton, Walthamstowe and Islington Nth.

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