Socialist Challenge1981Socialist Challenge No. 200, 4 June 1981By Valerie Coultas, People's marcher from Liverpool to London
Socialist Challenge No. 200, 4 June 1981 · p. 2 of the scan · 149 words
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and the South-east regions backed strongly the LONmunist Party had originalSICSSCU the political nature of the marbut the massive swing to Labour in the council elections made it obvious was with the Tory governlucill When workers take a redundancy and unemployment. Only such in action black and white, male and female and old with all those in work The has had policy calling for a 35-hour week ior years now As Ken Gill general secretary of the technical engineers union TO C Ine crowd last Sunday; if Mitpromising a 35-hour week it's about time the British TUC led a real fight for it.
The People's March has proved that the workers have the power. The TUC leaders should use that power to get Maggie out or step down for those who are prepared to use it.
Dennis Skinner, Labour MP for Bolsover made his viewpoint crystal NOW