AT THE founding conference in mid-January of Labour Liaison '82, the new coordinating committee of the left in the Labour Party and the trade unions, a further national meeting was promised for one month on.
This would discuss practical suggestions on how to act on the aims and objectives of the campaign. Now at the end of February. are no concrete plans for a recall conference, according to Norman Atkinson MP. one of LL'82's organisers.
The suspicions that some of the left had agreed to a truce at the Bishop Stortford meeting of Labour and trade union leaders seem well founded.
However their dreams of a 'quiet life' are not shared by socialist challengu 25 February 1982 left monthly journal associated with Ken LivLL'82 doesn't take up the will.
what should be done.
there Joan Lestor ship election most important issues of the day all. London Labour Briering. a ingstone, has stated that if fight for socialist policies, it As part of our series on Labour Liaison 82 we reprint Labour Briefing's thoughts on • Briefing has made its own position very clear. On the question of the National Executive Committee, for example, if no lead is forthcoming, we shall be organising and campaigning ourselves, to remove Neil Kinnock and not simply because of their abstention in the deputy leader proven unreliability on many of the UNITE IN MASS ACTION PASSENGERS AND TRANSPORT WORKERS challenge them lose! broadsheet agamst the witch hunts and we hope to see a full page advert appearing in Labour Weekly, signed and paid for by MPs. prospective can endorsing the