IMGpapers 1980–83

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

LAURENCE SCOTT STRIKE BULLETIN

Socialist Challenge No. 222, 18 November 1981 · p. 3 of the scan · 150 words

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Available strike headquarters 20 Roundcroft, Romiley Cheshire while the South wale NUM sent observers to the conference, led by vice president, Des Dutfield, who pledged full support.

Arthur Snipe tried to Monday's counteract picket with a loudspeaker system and a disembodied The pressure on him has . to be kept up That is why the strikers have called a mass Dickel for the next two Mondays 23 and 30 November: that is why they still need full for their struggle, both against Snipe and Duffy As TASS steward from Scotts. Phii Penning, said • We've struggied . LI 25: 4... montes die Issued by Laurence Scott Joint Shop Stewards Committee movement will give it full backing.

Tony Benn MP Donations and messages of support Laurence Scott workers are now in the front line for jobs and justice. I welcome this conference and hope that the whole labour -Benefit

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