IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Stockport builds support

Socialist Challenge No. 195, 30 April 1981 · p. 2 of the scan · 295 words

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: Challenge 30 April 1981 suffering economic Many to support the comes through the area.

Fairey three-day week, I ne join the march.

told Socialist Challenge, STOCKPORT is typical of many towns the government's policies. Over the last few months, 2,500 jabs have been lost. alreadan ed ehe laser ecorees hare larger factories have People's March as it already on will stop work at 3pm on Thursday 7 May to join the march.

National, Supply Company is sending three coach loads of delegates to The workers there intend to raise £1,500 from a levy.

Bernard Regan, Stockport's AUEW district secretary, believes that many other factories in Stockport will follow, suit. What seems significant to me,' he is that some of these factories are on full-time working ¿Reports by Pete Clifford, lan Stephenson, Des Tierney : Tessa van Gelderen, Jeff West and Jude Woodward National Supplies has a more than full order book prepared to support the unemployed.

The Tories are trying to divide the employed from the unemployed but it looks like they're failing. to do now is build united action against the government to force il to change its policies or get out.

Stockport Trades Council is organising accommodation and facilities for the marchers, despite the fact that the Tory council is refusing to let them use any council amenities.

Hopefully 7 May, passes through the day when Stockport celebrates the end of lorv rule and welcomes LOTOTA Labour council something for and yet they are What we need • Iccaer march Tuesday Clicstcl 1 own UVN H when the march Stockport, will also be Confed, a vicUCATT, that will do Granby Row town's 9,000 McVities, No 29A Confed

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