SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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· Socialist Action No. 146, 4 July 1986 · p. 12 of the scan · 396 words

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Address • Cardinal Enterprises, PO Box 50, London N1. Printed By Laneridge Ltd. (TU), London E2 8pm Tuesday 22 July SPEAKERS MARGARET BECKETT MP TONY BENN MP ERIC HEFFER MP DENNIS SKINNER MP LABOUR PARTY BLACK SECTION LABOUR WOMENS' ACTION COMMITTEE CAMPAIGN FOR LABOUR PARTY PHIL TURNER PPC HAMPSTEAD AND HICHGATE Chair Julie Fitzgerald Deputy Leader, Camden Council Hampstead Town Hall Haverstock Hill (Belsize tube)

ADMISSION £I SUBSCRIBE Take out a years inland donand we cians to. steal the print workers jobs at Wapping in the first place.

In this the meeting decided demand that any future negotiating team must include the mothers fathers of the striking chapels. The negotiations opened up by Hammond clearly could not be in the interests the sacked tional had not geared up the Sogat branbegin serious solidarity work. It was pointed out TOAT many movement bodies were giving gicale. port than their own union them, notably the miners, were not only donating to the odd collection but organising levics It was therefore decid ea to demand lal lie mational union impose a levy • for the striking printers a of the campaign mobilise the membership in solidarity action.

A key focus of this solidarity should be the boycott of all materials coming out of ine scab plant. The Press Associastill syndicating copy from Wapping and the rest of the industry is still handling malena.

trom Bemrose in Liverpool sidiary which prints the News of the World coloui supplement. proposal bovcott adopted unanimously.

Despite the inactivity of the national leadership, picketing had been dramatically stepped since SOGAT ' COnference the sacked printers themselves. Many more day time pickets have been organised visibly contributing to the morale of those working behind the barbed wire in Murdoch's fortress. The meeting decided to step this up by calling VIl each of the chapels in turn to organise a day time picket to give the scabs no respite.

Clearly, with the decision of Murdoch to reopen negotiations, the dispute is once more entering dangerous phase. It is now important that visible solidarity is remobilised particularly for the Saturday night march and pickets.

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