Manchester marches THE fight against redundancies at Gardners, the second largest engineering plant in Manchester, is gathering strength. The Salford labour movement is giving strong support for the stand of the Joint Shop Stewards Committee and the Gardnersti mass meeting in their opposition to job loss. A mass meeting on 2 October will decide on action in the face of managoment's continued demand f693) redundancies HOP STEWAPON GARDNER&SONS COMMITTE no talistore 'A knife is about to be stuck through black shoulderblades.' That's how black leader and prominent Labour Party member, Rudy Narayan, described the Tory White Paper on Nationality.
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