to two as a result of this decision.
As yet the GLC group has taken no decision on what stand it will take in March. Left wingers like John McDonnel ano kes avnestone favour a position of not scillle alalc an illegal action for any precepting authority to take.
But some right wingers in the Labour group have councillors who prepared to take illegal' action to allow by-elections with candidates who are.
Brigades others have suonulico dr Cameroment along these lines to the GLLP conference.
During the next week many London parties will be electing delegates and considering their position. crystal clear that it will fight Tory local ment policy right through the end. must demand that all Labour councillors take a united stanne against government attacks The vass of that stand is: no compliance with the Tory laws united action to defend local government jobs and under attack from previous cuts.
tions against rate-capping -The local union has refused to accept the company's decision, asking the company to test its case in Ine courts. Ine company s refusal to do so is in stark contrast to their thusiasm during the pay Cullen's victimisation is part of the same policy which has seen the sacking Derek Robinson Alan Thornett, as well _ a:
Lne unlateral imposition dictatorial code of The difference is thai in this case management know perfectly Saturday 23 February Wembley Conference Centre What to do about abolition rate-capping and jobs Further details: phone 01-633 4400 or write to: M Saunders, Room 217, County Hall, London SE1 RATE-CAPPING and the restrictions on local authority capital spending are the most concerted government attack yet on local government workers and the services they Thousands of workers face the prospect of unemployment as a result of these Tory massive deterioration in services already The question is not whether to take acbut when and how! London Bridge campaign — the joint committee of local government workers in the London boroughs — is organising a conference of workers and tenants to discuss just Cullen didn't do what they say he did.
It is also now apparent that Cullen's sacking is to followed . by Turne actions against other stewards.
The local TGWU branch has called for national intervention Cullen himself has publicised his case widely Ine Oxford movement.
He hopeful that when the issue comes to the plant membership he will get mass support. We must make sure this happens. basis of collective bargaining.
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legislation retrospectively from any penalty, losses and cuts required by ment's local government legislation. present situation, and includes time for actions, privatisation, and Tory policy.
Parties are invited to send delegates.
Bridge Campaign, London Borough of