Kent women march in Dover | Socialist Action 1983

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We should have developed of nighting together and not súccumbed to the management about arkets which Bill Sirs ha been using. As a result we've had no direct con:act with the workers in the In solidarity with the striking miners and to remember their historic victory in 1973. Speakers include: ARTHUR SCARGILL; BETTY HEATHFIELD; BRUCE KENT (C.ND); NAJ HAFEEZ (Labour Cllr.)

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same muscle, solidarity in the form of Birmingham Saturday 7 July Assemble: 10 am Saltley gates Rally: 1pm Chamberlain Square (behind Birmingham Town Hall) ABOUT a thousand people attended the march and raiv SUETUH Miners' Group. Banners Parties, unions, trades councils were joined by a delegation of black organisations from London.

Peckham CLP Women dominated the march rally with speakers from wives' support groups in Yorkshire Coventry Nottingham. Pam Oldfield repeated that the miners in Nottinghamshire absolutely firm their resolve but that even after the strike is won, they will still have a fight on their hands to get back their old jobs now being done by She called on were also the Miners Union in with money offers holidays miner's InTe Union ot behalf the large have the miners.

asseruu une off gesture. National OfTHURSDAY 5th Juty 1984 8pm ACOCA TOWN HALL Lavender Hill SW11 TONY BENN MP MALCOLM PIT President Kent NUM/ KAY SUTCLIFFE Kent Women Against Pit Closure NICK WRIGHT Wadsworth Policing Campaign

Leeds

c/o District Labour Party, 9 Queens Sq, Leeds 2 Lewisnam : o Labour and Trade union clun. Limes urove Lewisham, London Haringey c/o Unemployed Workers' 28 High Rd, Centre, Tottenham, London N17. Tel: 801 5629 York c/o Terry, 3 Scaife St. York. Tel: 0904 25223.

Brent

375 Willesden High Road, Londo= \W10 Birkenhead Trade Union & temo ovea Kesource. Centre, Argyle St South (next to Central Stn). Birkenhead. Tel: 051-647 3904.

Leamington

Meets Sunday 7.30pm, Stoneleigh Arms, Clement

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THE MOST electrifying development of the French Euro-elections was the spectacular gains of the neofascists led by Jean-Marie ROBERTS, writing from Paris, looks at the vietories of the right in France. Le Pen. STEVE Socialist Action 29 June 1984

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Saltley gates March

VICTORY WITH THE MINERS