Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

[THE LONDON Legal Workers' branch of TGWUACTSS has…]

Socialist Organiser no. 115, 13 January 1983 · scan p. 14 · about 160 words

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THE LONDON Legal Workers' branch of TGWUACTSS has passed an unanimous motion opposing the TGWU's decision to hold its Biennial Delegate Conference in the Isle of Man.

The Isle of Man was chosen as an alternative after the TGWU rejected Blackpool because of the local Tory council's privatisation moves. But for gay members of the TGWU the shift is a bad one. Homosexuality is still outlawed in the Isle of Man.

TGWU branches and members are asked to write to the General Executive Council at Transport House, Smith Square, London SW1, calling for a change of venue. Further information about the campaign from [01-1737 5798.

PHIL Robins, a young black football player, was shot twice by the police with Ferret CS gas shells during last year's rebellions in Torteth.

Phil was severely wounded and oni! emergenc! =urgery saven ais life. The Todds i Die Dar CONCE: SOCIDE 2i5 CarEE:

Ps. di kee Asdersic 2000 THIS I TOTE i NOTSCR

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