IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Solidarity Gardner's

· Socialist Challenge No. 168, 16 October 1980 · p. 3 of the scan · 328 words

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MORALE is high Gardner's, the Manchester factory where workers are occupying to save the occupation: 'We have set of money Backing businesses, Support is mounting locally, because have always moveline Despite blackout messages of Gardner's banner demonstration pand awareness significance une backing against unemployment.

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maintenance, welfare of the plant. similar lines, similar purpose, Lon las sit-down strike.

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Tony Benn the Upper and labour inside Gardner's.

union) could share with Tony Benn, tour of joint leadership COT movement responsibilly. and Labour should demand they act. and food will susSocialist Challenge will be running a regular colamn to report sonaariu actions during the Gard ners occupation. If your Labour Party trade union or shop stewards decide support the occupation give us a call and we'll make sure everyone knows about it. You can on 01-359 8180 Manchester Socialist Challenge meetings Speakers:

Tom Macafee, Convenor, Gardners, and from Manchester Missiles See the film 'The War Game' 7.30pm, Sat 18 October, Eccles Library Church Street, Eccles.

And at 7.30pm, Thurs 23 October Star and Garter Pub, Fairfield Street, Manchester. wives, mothers and 590 jobs went, that would mean 590 less jobs for our kids. At the moment there are 1,200 unemployed Salford area While we sit at home, reading the hearing the want us to hear, we'll worry about where the money's going to cone from. Why not get involved and f'nd out from the inside what exTo get women involved they are rally for all Gardner's wives, and will be producing regular leaflets and posters aimed at the local of the magazine Women in Action' are holding a Manchester meeting with speakers from Gardners and King Henry's Pies which has been the scene of recent clashes between police and pickets. For fur. ther details of this meeting, ring Rita Socialist Challenge 16 October 1980 Page 3

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As the TUC meets Thatcher on jobs

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