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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

South Wales moves into action

· Socialist Challenge No. 265, 15 October 1982 · p. 3 of the scan · 253 words

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THE day of action in support widespread backing. are expected at all main hospitals as well as rallies in Swansea, Cardiff and Newport.

But South Glamorgan County Council are in danger strike DILERINE.

Labour-controlled council. which has must decided to name streets after South tionaries and is its nuclear banker due to fire risk. is sabotaging the health SOLLE NUPE workers were planning to close down the South Glamorgan Heade era have renominated KEYNOIECES defiance of NUPE Monic Walsh, steward and of DISTIC NUPE branch. is one of thi must woman porers in weist local authorities She told Socialist Challenge Tve been I out six times support the workers. But this time went HOUSES ODORE A Headi workers: going into Victimisation not reinstated.

union organisation particularly during the present dispute.

goes we will be next.

dispute ourselves. With mass County Hall. We expect this we will clos of the Tories — not our own We've canvassed fo I now our own abour counciliors are strike VISHALS Mass support is expecte Cardiff labou HUNDREDS of health workers in Aberdeen staged an impromptu sit-in at various hospitals last week. Furthermore the city could face a total walk-out if Jim Kiddie, the chairperson of the Grampian Association of health workers is The workers see this provocative action by management as an attempt to break up the and curb union activity, As the secretary of GAMSU says 'They have picked on the chairman of GAMSU first. If he

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