ABeRDeNis avanable al boom town books im no sold Thur bus station drews Sure and Ist May Books, or Better Books, ForFrom SC cre vailable at Barretts, Byres Rd; Clyde i sale every sat 1-5pm outside aul Youngson, 18 Forrest Crescent 1amнtol Wales NEWPORT: every Sat in town centre PONTYPRIDD: SC sales every Sat Market 11-1pm ALBOT: 1lam-1pm SWANSEA: SC sales outside Co-op Oxford St, 11am-1pm, Saturdays.
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bookshelves? Send them Bookshop, 328 Upper St, London NI North London Irish Solidarity Committee Conference on Building an Irish Solidarity Movement Saturday 20 November 9.15-5.30 Caxton House, St John's Way, Archway, London N19 Creche/refreshments available Delegates Fees £2.50, 11 BM Box 4:35. London WC1 N3XX.
LABOUR COMMITTEE ON PALESTINE Saturday November 20th Lambeth Town Hall Delegates from affiliated bodies members (membership available at door f5, unwaged £1) and observers Conference fee: £2 (unwaged 50p) reche racinues availaok Further information from: The Secretary LCP, 28 Carlton Mansions holmierrn koad, London Nio orgate 10.30-12.30pm SOUTHAMPTON Mersey 2364903 (day)
London BRENT: SC sold Willesden Junction 30: SC sold Thur, Ealing ewsagents, eln sale on estates It Uxbridge tube NEWHAM SC sold Sat 1lam to Bai rule WEMBLEY: SC 5 Fri 6.45am at North Wembley BR Station. Bookshops BANGOR: Holyhead BRISTOL • Fullmarks, 110 CheltenOther Bookshot DURHAM CIty Co-od LORD: South Essex Bookshop, 335 MILTON KEYNES: Oakleaf Books, Books LIVERPOOL: News from Nowhere, 100 Whitechapel, Books, Brixton and ters Rd, terprise, 126k, Paperback McConville's hroom Books, OUTHA TON: October Books SUNDERLAND: ine Ceolirith AN Gallery Bookshop, Grange Terrace. vora. commumly Doors, waili will make badges for your cialismes back into 061-23-4903. spokesperson on Ireland claims that the Plastic Bullet is a humane weapon. didn't use Plastic Bullets then 'we' would have to use lead ones. time the Paras used lead bullets for the purposes of crowd control was on Bloody Sunday. Within a week, there had been a General Strike called in Ireland, industrial sympathy actions on building sites in London, the burning of the British Embassy in Dublin, scores of riots and an international exposure of the true role of Britain's 'peace keeping tactics.
The fact is, that if your sion or political disconCertainy It thev tendency to drift back into Lice or laose who ac precautions against it, and there are evell He says if 'we' There is a simple answer to this. The last who are thought to be imdespite the danger of falling masonry propelled by heavy lumbering machines it in case someone should HOTCO silen children. There have on the left of the doesn't deal with the 'real' Issues I'm amazed at their contempt for the lives of these youngsters, which must be a real issue tor ant socialist. Our critics miss Things plastic bullets make many thousands ot people for the first time the truth that lies behind the mask and myth of British peacekeeping.
The Conference on Plastic being organised by the Labour Committee on Ireland will achieve a number of goals. Firstly it will get the tacts about Plastic Bullets over not just to the 600 or so delegates expected, but to the tens of thousands of members of organisations that sent them.
Ban Secondly, it will go to some length to look at the way the army is trained, its attitude to the people who are the recipients of its instant justice and at the wav Northern Ireland is used as a training ground for repressive techmque. to be used against people in Britain - especially the black youth will also be organising a discussion on the background of Nor thern Ireland where all points of view will be expressed. To fight for a ban on Plastic the movement has to be clear on every issue involved - especially this. In line with Conference policy that the Party's spokesperson should campaign against Plastic Bullets, we are go. ing to ask the NEC to send Concannon!
the Conference has got wide sup port in the unions and the Party. Women's sections and YS's are already writing in for details and speakers. want make sure that at the end of the day the left has got somelling say about Ireland and Plastic Bullets that doesn't just echo the Tories like Concannon does.
Kuttinawi and Jegan Public meeting Friday 26 November 6pm Friends Meeting House Euston Rd, London (opp Euston Station)
Speakers Councillor Patrick Kodikara Bernard Reagan, National Union of Teachers executive Any pressure that can be drummed up to stop the string of deaths by Plastic Bullets can only weaken the repressive power of the Army and only SuCHatter the hands of those in Ireland and Briwho only piece of advice to offer the British army for its tactics - pack up and get out!
Martin Collins Committee National Council Organiser Plastic Conterence.
Release Sri Lankan Political Prisoners Stop the hanging of Campaign for the release of Eelam Political Prisoners in Sri Lanka, c/o 9 Grays Inn Building Rosebery Ave, London ECI
The recent ITV documentary on the rise of prostitution in the Kings Cross caused shock horror stories in the Challenge spoke | to works for Camden Council, about the real problems affecting the lives of women in the area and how the council proposes to campaign to gutter press. Socialist JUDI WATSON, who and such like.
They were worried about their children and Ine mars wica were taken over by the prostitutes and their pimps. ine prosuluLiloments Committee group of the of the Camden Council saw for example that a law against kerb crawling could be used as a kind of 'Sus law and abused by the police. Already a black guy in lne area was ar rested and questioned about being pimp because he had too much women, run 'red light' areas and women's role in society as
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