democratic way in which the attempts structural reform nave ocen made ul NUS. We are also opposed to the court action being taken againsi NUS by the opponents of reloan.
We call for the resolution of ried out in an indisputably fair way.- - by NUs conference, ac cording to NUS rules." Sponsors NUS London Manchester University: Doug Wong (Comms Officer); Bill Eyres Academic affairs) lamie Moore (Internals officer*); Matt Jordan (Camallowfield LI Anne Taylor (Campaigns Officer).
University College Salford: Anthony Gregory (President).
Salford College of FE: Mike Brooks (President).
Manchester Area NUS Council: Duncan Chapel NUS London: Kevin Blowe (Convenor: David render ghast (Convenor"); Matt Byrne (OMW President*, NUSL. Gen Sec*); Tara Bradley (Vice President Goldsmiths, NUS. Well fare*); Jorg Zapf (NUSL Exec*); Kumar Balasingham (NUSL Education officer*); Andrew Berry (Communications, City Poly CACE SOAS: Debbie Mortimer (Co President); Maria Lypni (Co President). Fletcher (President); Jessica Twombley (Welfare Officer"); Ian O'Donnell (Executive*); Viv Francis (Womens officer*); Bash Khan (Special Needs*); Anthony Adshead.
Polytechnic of E.London: Simon Deville (Exec"*).
_SE: George Binette Vest London Institute: Rutl Bimber (Entertainments).
London Inst of Education: Maggie Newton (co President).
Oxford Polytechnic: Parm Kaur (Treasurer, Labour Club); club); Nicos Trimikliniotis (Ocupaton acrivist RUCM Jane Foster (Womens Officer).
(* = officer elect, 1992-93) the postal counters membership if the employer retuses to comply with a tribunal reinstatement award.
Support has been impressive, but neods to continue. Postal workers rahtly see their victimisation as part of a wider strategy for smashing effective athe back dor pa day of Put The back-door privatisation of Post Office Counters is continuing apace. An ever-increasing programme of counter closures is likely be steppedup all remaining counters franchised.
This would be an important setback to all postal workers and the fight to dolend their working conditions. This explains the strength of support for the REM 11 among UCW members - and it underlines why the trade union and labour movement should support thoir Support and donations to Mr ML Haley, Branch Secretary, UCW CLS Branch, Room 123, RMLSE, 239 Borough High St, London SE1 1AA.
The BL was able to hold its own in both executive elec tions and the conference, having shed its Kinnockite/ CP right wing last year to the o-called Unity Campaign' A Broad Left rally with Ker Livingstone attracted a third of conference, and 200 delegates and observers signed the Unshackle the Unions' statement.
One of the NCU's main