LUNDON SUMALE PUMUM. Cale since une coup -speake gerry mealey: tues to sepl., .Joom, conway malt FOR CHEAP, RELIABLE IBM typesetting with fast turn-around phone Steph or Martin on 01-837 6954 BENGAL FRIENDS in Europe and elsewhere, for Bengal meeting at the Huime Labour Club ment. organised by Manchester Poring and tree.
opedro from rortugar and wade union move MCAPP PUBLIC MEETING: "The Eye Hospital and the Crisis in Birmingham NHS'. Digbeth Civic Hall, Thurs 18 Sept., 7.30pm. NEWCASTLE IMG educational meetings, every Thursday at 8pm at the Bridge Hotel.
TWO YEARS AFTER the bloody coup in Chile-the relevance o chue to tne rortuguese revolution now, Thurs 11 september 7 30 Lameln town Hall flower hall). speakers invited include Tario Al and Chilean rerugee, plus mim ine Jackal of Nanueltoro. lickets pop. ned yveexty beretir SOCIAL in Roebuck pub, Tottenham Court Rd., Fri 12 Sept., 8pm CHILE SOLIDARITY DEMO: organised by Humberside CSC in Hull, Sat 13 Sept., assemble 2pm in Kingston Square for 2.30 start. LARGE & SMALL ROOM (E8 and 15) in small community for con radeisi (with school child. Phone 883 59271 PICKET against DHSS financial support for SPUC anti-abortion con terence Thurs 71 Sept. from 12-2pm outside offices of Postgrad land to demand right for minority delegation to speak: Sat 13 Sept oopm, outsioe unhy House, custon noac (WCC), and speakers from CP and Spanish Solidarity Committer VEW N.A.C. HEADQUARTERS: now at 30 Camden Road VEW NEWSPAPER published by N.A.C. wIl be available by z sept. = 10p each, pre-paid bulk orders of 50+ 8p each. Make sur vou place vour order now-write to NAc at above address A WOMAN'S RIGHT TO CHOOSE/Free Aborfion on Demand, Badges available from 97 Caledonian Rd, London N1-10p each plus say burn order reducuons on request BIRMINGHAM Portuguese Solidarity Meeti CHARTIST PUBLIC MEETING: 'After Newham-What Next for Labour Lett? Speaker: Tony Kelly (Newham N.E. CLP in persona capacity). Thurs 18 Sept.. 8pm. Hulme Labour Club. Bonsall Street.
Manchester. Admission 100 • The first crucial step is to build alliances between building workers, teachers, students, health workers and other public sector workers who are also on the receiving end of the cuts Local labour movement conferences against the cuts and unemployment can create the necessary structures. Such bodies can provide the focus around which the whole of the working class in a particular area can unite in defence to solve the appalling housing crisis', and calling for the Government to take the building industry into public ownership, the motion calls for the establishment of a "National Building Council"....made up solely of elected trade unionists in the industry and tenants ass ociations' representatives to implement a workers' plan for housing.
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BATTERSEA & WANDSWORTH Trades Councif public Defend the Portuguese Revolution'. Tues 16 Sept, 8pm, in Batter.
London NW1 (tel. 485 4303 N.A.C. NATIONAL ACTION CONFERENCE: 18-19 October at