Socialist Challenge1980Socialist Challenge No. 151, 12 June 1980Glasgow demand better
by Nick Lockhart · Socialist Challenge No. 151, 12 June 1980 · p. 6 of the scan · 129 words
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page 6 of the scan
The Catholics were rioting — fighting the police. The police couldn't contain them on the Bogside, so they the troops have got to come out.' crowd. Badges and Republican News sold well. sent in the British troops. I know that, and that's what we're trying to get across to people. It's not easy — but Speakers from the Troops Out Movement and from Women Against Imperialism were well received by the Hayward was speaking at a meeting organised by the conditions (student nurse) Glasgow Royal Infirmary THE Greater Glasgow Health Board refused to give a straight answer to rumours in press about proposals for a 100 per cent increase in rent for nurses modation.
So 130 nurses turned up to a meeting called by a few LABOU