London Squatters Union A FOG horn sounded, fireworks wooshed and the Internationale struck up as six hundred police stormed Kilner House squat at 6.50am last Friday.
After 14 minutes of Keystone cops scenes involving hamWeIS riot shields and crow bars souat ters behind the staircase held, questioned, and peaceably released couple or nours fatel.
Raid There was me phers of len betweer UP OVI The rale ane te morning or the raid. I nis retlectec the continuity of squatnow part of the struggle working class. Bonfire the 1959 sandSuke Have and Chatted around a bonfire to jourwho had through manly previous squatting struggles.
Banners Lambeth Trades Council and the National Housing alour vomittee were prominently displayed.
After eviction Lambeth cepted a list of all evicted procrasualon in previous weeks.
Since eviction, have founded Sales under the motto 'Dare to Dare sue dil is to stoo ine sare House empty housing threatened with sale.
SAS's first action was a 70-strong rally on outside nuinel House, where we chain ed up the gate and im.
security ¡11C builders' union Squatters being evicted from Kilner House.
UCATT has decided to DOVCOLL rebalr WOrk Dullaing on Kilner ane House. In view police vandarise done to £10,000-worth of damage it is hoped that repairs will not be completed by Mav. when laoouris ie Tine GLO elections and halt the sale.
Event The next event scheduled SAS SWEET theatre enactment OT the eviction Kilner House, Clayton St, Oval, London SE11 For speakers information, 8277 (days) or 01-701 5691 (eve). By Rose Reilly ON 14 February, the South East region of the TUC is holding a conference on Working ings Women in the The conference will discuss the pro. blems faced by work.
with paring women, ticular emphasis on the effects of Tory economic policy on women.
ine conference has received wide support WIt over wo delegates already registered.
The conterence organisers have producpaper that deals in detail with issues such as women and low discrimination Women s ¿nemoovment: part time workers and the jobs; how new technology replaces adclerical ane ministrative jobs; and the effects of cuts in public spending.
Delegates are welcome from all trade branches throughout the South East Credentials available from SERTUC House London Great By Jenny Flintoft 'THE new Nationality Act will result in the threa1 police fishing raids because no black ner Son here will have citizenship "legal"
Pakistani Standing speaker black Against Racist COll The conference approved MPs ; to organise ana le The sidered it ar importan step forward the tight Nationality Oraanisations represented included the Indian, Kashmiri and Pakistani Workers as well • Co local trade union and studont ure •oles. Tine League. the Joint Council Welfare Immigrants ana focal want croues Speaker after speaker tions called for fighting bill and the notorious 1971 Im. migration rClC the con Terence the Na.
black people "The cass brought out the CARL mobilising committer uroet ment, and repeal DOIn ACTS ed:
• don'tlob Bob aciccate: con verence fighting Londor Othe speakers in cluded Bernard Mishrahi Tom ine • CARI new siet ter conective, and Anwa Ditta, who moved many delegates to tears with the account of five year strug her young children into the For more information • CARI L activities, write to CARL, Lansbury House Camberwell Loncon des
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