Council Matters | Socialist Action 1983

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say. sorry, they are for black people. want policital power at all levels.

Electing Diane to the National Executive would be a victory for women, and a victory for black people in the : Party. It is hoped that the Campaign group will wake up in time women have got it right. They support the whole of WAC's slate and • pul up canuidates o their own. Leeds Animation tionary legisiation is fought off. • Available on video, Government Campaign Unit. Mary Ward House.

9893). THATCHER'S ATTACK on local government is the subject of a new, 10-minute film produced by Workshop, a women's film collective. Council Matters looks at the issue of rates and services through the eyes of Freda, a cleaner who presents witty insights about what the local council does, can do and ought to do if the reacVHS, and lomm from Loca Tavistock Place, London WCIH ISS (phone 01-387

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Socialist Action 29 June 1984