London trade unionists demonstrate ir support of the healthworkers.

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militant trade unionists marched through the streets of London avionaay solidarity the healthworkers. Kent workess and Rolls Royce miners, office workers were amongst the Hlally who Callic out. Anger was expressed not merely toward the Tory government the sell out policies of the Trade Union leaders especially Murray LCI who did not dare show his miserable face on the platform.

'More Arthur Scargills is what we need' was the echoing cry of the day.

The speaker from Padcontinued support to the healthworkers and . ote Tanlasu Tes Donlst won't let you down like the TUC let us down. If we've have had the support from the TUC we could have won rail. vul We weren't let down dispute on the by the rank and file but the General Purposes Ray Buckton sen: telegramme promisl. that the railworkers wou live to tight another dar And if th demonstration anything to go , by the the healthworkers w be with them.

Socialist Challenge 23 July 1982 pagl