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clarified, strike government others.

Tower the cuts.

boroughs.

allowing for supporting LUTE 3-5 Action clear policy. were the most Trades April'.

Rank The latter instruction has yet to be but it could mean total action for local workers and not for Hamlets branch of NALGO has decided to refuse to handle both rates and rent.

Trina Shane, a member of the branch, says: "Tower Hamlets' main source of income is through council house rents inclusive of rates. It will be the same for other large inner-city make the sanctions effective we will have to stop handling rents as well as rates.' other areas follow Tower Hamlets' example the effects of the sanctions on local government expenditure will be dramatic. But NALGO nationally seems reluctant to pursue a The executive has called for a day of national strike action 'some time in and file activities in NALGO should push locally for firm action on rents and rates as the first step to a nationwide strike in pursuit of the 14 per cent claim.