through the anti-bomb demonstration. MORE THAN 20,000 people marched centre of Glasgow last Saturday in Scotland's biggest ever Organised by the Scottish Campaign Against Trident, its size reflected massive opposition to the missiles to Speakers committed CND to building a contingent I0I reception in London on 6 June double the size the representation from Scotland from last October's CND By Tony Southall in Glasgow Scottish Campaign Against Trident London.
mittee set up on 5 April.
the El Salvador cluding ine SCOPO ing colleges and Reagan gig on 29 May. Stephanie Grant Coultas, mittee set up on 8 April Sponsors include:
South); all local CND nam and featuring speakers, through Brent.
and refreshments.
up on 2 April.
Party and trade union branches. May Andrew Bennett, Labour MPs; regional president of the Solidarity Committee, Can tale Manchester councillor rally with ches and workplace Salvador exhibition, door rally on 22 May; sponsored walk events in London REAGAN Reception Committees have sprung up all over the country. Labour movement and anti-imperialist activists are uniting with CND groups to ensure the maximum turnout for the national CND march on 6 June and the other anti. Reagan actions planned for 7/8 June in Birmingham: Ronald Reagan Reception ComLes Huckfield and David Winnick, Labour MPs; Paul Mackney, chair of the Trades Council, and Greg Campbell, secretary of District Labour Party; Birmingham CND and Solidarity Campaign; Young Socialists branches in Ladywood, Sparkhill, Selly Oak and Handsworth; ethnic organisations inBangladeshi Workers Association, Muslim Association, Midlands Region Activities planned include; 3 May launch rally with Jon Snow invited; a campaign to get all Labour MPs to boycott Reagan's speech to parlia ment; a Disarmament Non-intervention Week of Action from 23-29 May with FDR speakers tour.
workplaces; a Rock Against The chairperson is and the Valerie c/o 137 Digbeth, Birmingham, B5.
North-West London: Reagan Reception ComKen Livingstone, GLC leader; Illtyd Harrington, GLC Councillor (Brent groups including. Youth CND; Brent South LP; local trade unionists including Tom Durkin (president of Brent Trades Council) and John Godfrey (Secretary of Neasden ASLEF) and AUEW shop stewards at Desoutters; Socialist Challenge and Revolution Youth.
Activities include a public meeting on Tue 18 May showing the film Ei Salvador — another Vietand a motorcade Brent Youth CND is holding a Keep Reagan out of Brent concert on Sat 17 April at Tavistock Hall, Tavistock Rd, NW10, 4-11pm. Featured are speakers, live theatre, music, displays East London: Reagan Reception Committee set Sponsors include: Ernie Roberts, Labour MP; all East London CND groups and East London Region CND who convened the meeting to set up the campaign; the El Salvador Solidarity campaign; the Labour Club at City Polytechnic; the Tower Hamlets Trades Council and the NUR branch at Kings Cross, as well as other Labour Activities include: mass leafleting of markets; statement for local celebrities and labour movement figures to sign opposing Reagan's visit and supporting the anti-Reagan events of 6/7/8 June - this will appear as an ad in local papers in June a Rock Against Reagan gig in Stoke Newingtor Hall on 20 May and a rally in same venue on 26 The co-ordinator is Phil Waterhouse, c/o THIS, Oxford House, Derbyshire St, London E2 Manchester: sponsors include Michael Meacher Frank Allaun, George Morton, James Lamond, Eric Hughes, UCATT, Colin Barnett, secretary of North West TUC, who is the honorary committee; the El Salvador and many local CND groups sent representatives to first meeting of the Chairperson is Mike Hyns, Greater responsible for ordinating Greater Manchester's nuclear free zone policy and the secretary is Redmond O'Neill, c/o 214 Princess Road, Fallowfield, Manchester.
Activities planned include: CND march on 17 April with Frank Allaun and Mike Hyns speaking;
rouy with anted Bon 202 Per and coin Barnett, NW TUC at Lesser Free Trade Hall at 7.30 on 22 April; a Reagan Reception Committee Rally on 29 April at Unicorn, Church St, Piccadily; a solidarity with El Salvador week of action o 7-22 May with FDR speakers touring union bra including showings of 'El Salvador — another Vietnam' and Camerawork E , culminating in a major in money to send youth down to the 6/7/8 June ational Reagan Reception Committee o • contacted at PO Box 51. Londor Si Dece