Strategy | IMGpapers 1980

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panies, but as Table 5 shows, that is for the benefit of profits, not for jobs.

Industrial job creation in Wales, 1977-1980, big projects millions Permanent jobs (projected, never actually £1,506 into action without a violent push.

- 1,000 Wales Youth Campaign Nil 2,500 -600 let this happen again.

Nil 1,900 It's time that the TUC acted for our benefit and committed itself to the fight against job loss. It could win the support of rail, dock and steelworkers throughout Britain to this strug gle. But the TUC will have to be forced to fight - past experience shows that it will not move A conference to discuss how to fight for jobs in South Wales was suggested by the South Against Unemployment. here is a crving need for such a conference to work out what strategy to adopt One thing is certain: if the miners are left to fight pit closures on their own, just like the steelworkers they will lose. We can't afford to Welsh youth, women, must: give notice George Wright, Len Murray, Bill Sirs and the rest that we simply will not allow it to happen again.

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AMANDA Leon first met Blair Peach through Rank and File Teacher, a grouping of left-wing teachers in the NUT.

*Blair was active in the East London _teachers'. association, and was President of the associa-: tion in 1978,' Amanda says. 'He was also involved in anti-racist organisations in East London. He saw the need for unionists to link up with the wider issues that affected community in which he taught.' Blair decided to join Socialist Workers Party in 1976 and he was a very active socialist Amanda was with Blair on 23 April year, the day National Front decided to spread trade the the the had used occurring.

thrown.

'He told the jury that they had to be satisfied that the police "reasonable force"; that they believed a riot had been going on and that Blair Peach was one of the rioters.' But Amanda points out that at no point in the inquest had it been established that a riot was 'There was a limited amount of evidence to suggest that a few objects had been "What will be the matter of greatest concern to me (in the next 10 to 15 years) will be the tainly not hea court has sati killers while cerned is still The revela the Sunday T the Soi