ROYAL ALBERT KENSINGTON LONDON SUNDAY | Socialist Action 1983

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Greenwich Labo Produced by GLC 2nd MARCH l las DOORS OPEN 5.45ge SHOW STARTS 6.30 tional Details available from: strike of 1984-85, it will coincide with introduction in parliament this Thursday of the Justice for Mineworkers Bill (reprinted on these pages), and with a weekend of events which culminate in the Heroes concert at the Albert Hall on Sunday.

The campaign is already well set on the road to success. Since its inception, the steering committee which has so far guided its work has grown in numbers place Sheffield found around 250 people in attendance.

Already the campaign council seats representatives from Women Against Pit Closures, from regional miners sup port groups, from the Campaign group of MPs and, of course, from the Naof Mineworkers. Its original sponsors — people such as kor Todd, Jimmy Knapp, Ray Buckton, Jim Slater, Ken Cameron, Ben Rubner (of FTAT), Alan Sapper and Ken Gill -will be invited to become honourary can be obtained by writing to the same