CND belongs in the factories | Socialist Action 1983

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Alaistair Macrae (NUPE Nat Officer), Pat Arrowsmith. Workshops: NVDA and industrial action, Alternative TUs and the Labour Centre, Lavender Hill, London SW11. * Tex 24 May Glasgow Women for Peace. sor for International Women's Day for Disarmament, George Square, Glasgow. Rally Greenham, Has ane. STUC. - pm. For more information contact Peace, the Glasgow G2. Tel. 041 221 1177 Sats. atter 1pm + Tue • 24 May Women's day of action of peace. Dera k McConnel, Tel: (0273)-604265. „Tr » Mir Meeting organised by Bnstol ILL D Reg soman. Also Iwo films.

Victoria St., Bristol * Sat 28 May Greater Manchester CND trade union conference. Speakers: Ron Todd (T&G), Les Huckfield MP, Ureenham Further details, 061-682 9334.

TOLSN' late at Barns Ness, near Dunbar. Details from SCRAM, 031-557 4283/4. Tess Hamps Ma Community ere, vinome:

community Street. London NW6. Organised by and Cricklewood CND * Sal 4 June Anti-Trident Arena, ulasgow, 1 lam to 4.5vpm. Deltals nom. Are, 230 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow (tel. 041-332 3141).

Battersea Arts £2/£1 admission. aV OTAC 2-2pm with speakers womens resua Women fo Centre, Miller Strez Green am COMBOA Starts at 7.30pm at Transport Afternoon workshops.

• Torness Festival of Re-Creation, 2pm till West Hampstead Convention, Kelvin Hall THE BIGGEST challenge facing the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament is to root its campaign against nuclear weapons in the factories. Last year's annual conference of the campaign voted in favour of directing C.ND's activites towards the labour movement. Yet even though more trade unionists are affiliated to CND than to the Labour Party - over six million -potentially vast reservoir of support.

The major reason for this failure lies with the national leadership of CND.

TGWU 1/1107 Branch (personal capacity)

Winning support for (ND in ine workplace is placed on a par with churCler groups because the CND not have a strategy of mobiliseing the only social force with the precious little has been done to mobilise this power to stop the bomb, but one of putting pressure to change their ways Unive Al local level number move Trident have the latest over 6000 Ford workers along with the TGWU South East Essex AUEW shop stewards are all sending large delegations to this.

At this conference the between the Tories missile madness mass unemployment and public spending cuts will be made. Workshops will concentrate on workplace.

At Ford Dagenham we've had some small but useful experience of this There has been a CND group in the body plant for CND's time Easter aniu activities members of both 1/667 and 1/1107 TGWU branches in the assembly plant won the unanimous backPhoto: MORNING STAR

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rches Soçialist Action 29 April 1983