IMGpapers 1980–83

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

O Grady Mellish's Protégé

Socialist Challenge No. 279, 2 February 1983 · p. 4 of the scan · 199 words

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against Peter Tatchell.

have to go through that awkward thing called a can actually vote against you.

Mellish, the sacrificed his seat so that he could be vicejob.

everything. Civic responsibilities reward and he no doubt believes the LDDC was doing its job for the people of Bermondsey when it costing £170,000 each.

job as advisor to the LDDC at £3,060 a year, can flats.

Southwark Bermondsey Labour yourself what a good job Mellish and O'Grady do for the local people.

Socialist Challenge 2 February 1983 THE EX BOSS of Southwark Borough Council, Mr John O'Grady has decided to stand as the 'real Labour' candidate Mr O'Grady, unlike Peter Tatchell, did not selection conference, where rank and file upstarts However, he does have the blessing of Bob MP who chairman of the London Dockland Development Corporation, accepting a measly £16,626 to do the But Mr Mellish knows that money is not are the real agreed that flats could be built on Corbett's Wharf Maybe his protegé Mr O'Grady, who also has a fix mortgages for the young unemployed in these Theart Bernbinds Labour News See for See for ABOUR is the OUR LAND & JOBS LDDC STEAL

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