SocialistAction 1983–88

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

MAERDY WIVES SUPPORT

Socialist Action No. 132, 28 February 1986 · p. 12 of the scan · 374 words

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page 12 of the scan

establishment to put over a simple message victimised miners have not been forgotten.

Thousands of other miners supporters, unable to take Monday morning off work, are still coming to London on Sunday tor me demonstraton and rally. Four coaches are booked by the Yorkshire area executive Each coalfield in the country has been mobilis ed. Day coaches NUM branches respond to the national union's mail ing encouraging all branches and areas to support Mineworkers Campaign.

In the London organising office, with the team of sacked miners around the country, 3101 the last two weeks it has been clear that 2 March last-ditch effort.

Twelve months after the end of the strike, all the victimised miners have started to SOUK to the future: When will our money run out? Will I ever get my job back? Are we TO COLiCI.

The movement has responded with tremendous success. It is hoped to THE MINERS concert at the Royal Albert Hall is already a sellout. From the start this has been an ambitious project, but the mining communities and their supporters have filled this bastion of the - the raise up to £20,000 from the concert's fund-raising.

New standing orders to the NUM solidarity fund for the victimised miners will be circulated, but above all SUSELE the Mineworkers Campaign will be launched nationally with a simple message we will NOMe them!

executive has decided to positively in, CHicoulas and guide the campaign. A directive has been mailed out to branches tor them to affiliate.

Over the next month each and Women Against Pie Coursel elecung their delegate onto the campaigns national council.

The NUM will be par ticipating with the miners' support groups and supporters to launch Justice for Mineworkers Campaigns in each Labour Party region.

With the NUM'S money for the victimised miners perilously close to What you can do:

details. • Set up a Justice for the Mineworkers Campaign in your region. • Circularise the Labour Party and TUC resolutions through the labour movement together with standing orders for the NUM's miners:

W1. solidarity fund - obtainable from the campaign • Organise meetings and tours for the sacked • Order the new pamphlet Justice, £1.95 plus postage, from: Verso, 15 Greek Street, Londo

← Justice for the miners!WOMEN MARCH AGAINST MURDOCH →

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