ON THE MARCH AGAINST | IMGpapers 1980

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streets' Brennan Bates, chief marshall of the eastern leg City Hall that the London march on 31 May should bring out hundreds of thousands of people. And chief marshall. of the leg, Brennan argued that shorter working week was needed, along with proper jobs for school leavers and Blanche Feather, viceStocksbridge steelworkers at the Sheffield domo chair of the Trades Council, added that the slogan of the Council's women's subcommittee was woman's right to work' been an increase women's of 200 per cent. She added:

Creches "There is no liberation without employment, and there is no. right work witnout proper facilitie creches and nurseries These were plentiful during the war when women were needed for work.

three church leaders on the Arthur Scargill declared: 'Unemployment is not an act of God. It's a matter of government policy. If we think that we'll change ine tones minds through eloquent speeches we're living cloud cuckoo land. It will be cone on the succis.

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