IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Adwest dispute - urgent appeal

Socialist Challenge No. 174, 27 November 1980 · p. 7 of the scan · 154 words

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page 7 of the scan

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14 July, 26 ding the right to picket.

odds, demands.

All donations will be acknowledged. MANY readers of this paper will have follower the events of the Adwest dispute in Reading where 60 workers were sacked for defending a worker victimised during a struggle for a decent wage rise and greater democratic rights in the Our sacked convenor, Danny Broderick, was arrested on 2 July for standing alone in the gateway during a mass picket. At the mass picket on more people were arrested for defenUnfortunately, In the face of overwhelming have not been able to achieve our But our work is not over. We urgently need money for bills arising out of our campaign and for costs incurred in fighting the court casos.

We ask all our supporters to help us out once again. If you can make a donation, please write to: D Broderick, 46 Barkoley Ave, Reading, Berks:

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