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We feel sure that many other groups discussing these issues.

meeting at the weekend decided to launch '85 to take up these debates. We are pronewsletter to defend out as policy and to keep it on the conference agenda.

CND should not act as an advisor to the NATO generals the best method of 'non-nuclear defence'. Unilateralism remains our central commitment.

We are organising 'Europeans Against fringe with speakers invited from aurope as well as our own peace movement at CND annie Collecce • For further details of Direction contact Peckham Vervain House, Hereford Retreat, Bird in Bush Road, London SEIS (01-635 0942). THE Coordinating Committee campaign to defend the levy the Unions Charter' — is holding a major in London at Central Hall Westminster on December.

The 1984 Trade Union Act, which makes unlawful for to have a political fund, and herefore to give money t ballot of its members became law in September A meeting of national of unions was held with the Labour Party on 1 August to decide on campaign for ballots which, according to the law must be held by 1 March. . But this campaign is likely to concentrate on presenting the case for a political fund in general without linking it specifically to the question of the Labour Party.

In any case any central campaign needs backed up by local workplace campaigning The LCC campaign is sponsored by a wide range of figures in the labour movement including Arthur Scargill, Ken LivTony Benn, Alan David Blunkett Ron Todd - 0 < 401 to supporters of the LCC itself and by Socialist Action.

The conference will be Kedre Livingstone, Tom Livingstone Tom Sawyer, and Robin Cook. The registration fee will be £3.

The conference is open to individual trade members out supporters are urged to get delegated movement organisations.

Details and credentials Coordinating Committee, Street, London WIM 3D (01-439 3749)

Planning the Local Economy Second of 5 meetings about socialism in LonWednesday 24 October, 7.30pm, County Hall Speakers: Mike Best Madhu Verma and John Tilley Urganised by the Socialist Society Phone 01-734 850 or terri

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Socialist Action 19 October 1984