Ted Knight and Hilda Keene at the special conference on rate-capping whelmingly endorsed But this was not divide. Most caused by the debate Wat ancharicul Islington North calling for with the cour ullaliul London Bridge joint shop stewards' organisation. Though supported by the EC this was narrowly Gerenteo wnen tre massee of the NUPE TGWU showed their reluctance to outside their control.
por al unes correrenci was a success in registering the united azi celucill to adopt a strategy of non- compliance. As Ken LivullILy organisation which we have not seen in London for a ver onstime task to physically lake conlor ol the town halls, continuing Lo orovue luc services dill wages, within the state in defiance of the state. Like the mining communities must come to defy the government turning the whole of London against them challenging the governmantly openly Alcal deIN THE first hall Labour Party. nual conference.' Vauxhall's week.
clear organisational move against black sections a threatening letter has been sent out from Walworth Road to VauxVauxhall has incorporated its black section officially into its constituency rules. This is in defiance of the decision of last year's conference and has now provoked a reply from the national agent's office which threatens that, if Vauxhall does not change its rules 'the national agent will have to ask the NEC to rule on the extent to which your would be able to participate in the 1985 angeneral committee will be discussing this threat at its next meeting this