Count me in, says Transport Union leader

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ference that there should be leadership and deputy without candidates. decide to stand for the leadership, too.

support Benn qualifications.

in wages; anti-nuclear, and for accountability makes a recommendation on Labour Party issues, then the Labour Party conference delegation of delegates from the union's regions, would have thi right to make is own decisions.

known. WALTER GREENDALE, an executive member of the TGWU representing Region No. 10, told The decision was made at the Labour Party con elections for the party leadership. • You can't have an Perhaps someone will deputy leader without I think he's very sincere and like the policies he advocates. They are in line with the TGWU' own policies: anti-EEC, against government interference "The usual practise in the TGWU is that the executive I think that the activists in the movement support Benn; it will be the activists who make their views