Campaign Against National delegate conferénce Saturday 10 January Discussion on building a mass campaign against the Tories' new nationality proposals Send for details to: CARL, c/o Lansbury House, 41 Camberwell Grove, London SES Socialist Challenge & January 1981 Page 14 Payment in advance LITERATURI Literary Teaching Oil 3-5. Details Fro Party. Sat 17 Jan. 11. 30am Lavender Hill, Battersea Bell, Biggs (Ex Army Capt), Charter Socialist Challenge public meeting Revolution in the Caribbean' Wed 21 Jan, 7.30pm Brixton Town Hall.
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Speakers: Pat Kane Challenge); Representative New Jewel' Movement of Grenada (the government party; Represen TOT • THE Solidarity Campaign 50-bed geriatric hospital.
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shop : steward hospital, closure Longworth would the first step closure. The health service has been cut back so much that if people tand soon, we won't have a service left.' "All the staff are against closure, says Bernie. 'but to for the occupation. Nobody quite knew what an occup and that frightened some of them. But now that •ic cupation nas deen go infg on for a month, the staff IT'S been a month since staff members at Now a 24-hour can see that the hospital is carrying its service Th occupation and more support.' , Trying to weaken the occanceled hospital Whitney, ten which has been lying empt fort years The AHA sa that ney until Longworth occupation ends It's"a of pycock.' explains Bernie 'Whitney isn't a geriatric hostial ' neer Longwort! and Whitney.
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Trade union sup port for the Longworth workers ha: Jour mom tear vice unions and the Oxford Trade Council. In a signifi movi 105% Elch he are of the rome or ATTA chairperson, Lady •ne Longworn statt are determined to continue their Donations and messages upport.to: Barbara Russ Veybrea Cottage, Far Long worth •Oxforshire.
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Longworth Hospital declared an occupa- tion against the proposed closure of their
picket has been organised to prevent pa- tients being removed in the first stage of Oxford Area Health Authority's shut-down