Socialist Action1984Socialist Action No. 64, 29 June 1984Yardley enquiry
Socialist Action No. 64, 29 June 1984 · p. 10 of the scan · 125 words
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the national must be forced to support Liverpool's "illegal' budget.
Liverpool council
seen as the standard bearer for all those prepared to fight to the end to protect jobs services allu preserve local democracy Liverpool continues to be the tocus of a fightback against Thatcher's governTHE TWO people refus.
membership Yardley the other two members refused transfer into the constituency had their appeals heard by West Midlands Regional ofHicers of the NEC on Friday 15 June.
They understood that a report of these Real of will the organisation subcommittee and the full NEC in July for a final decision.
Meanwhile the fifth Yardley five is still waiting to hea his appeal at the Yardles over a year since his refusal of transfer.