being poor. With this is mind, a national BREAK THE UN EN I TE POB KOT THE POR ight for more funding.
The result has been cuts in repairs and the sid hinging and the slashing teaching and social service jobs. This forms the backdrop to f20 mon wort or cuts next year coupled with a 610 rent increase for council tenants.
It would see the closure of seven libraries, the loss of adult education and school meals and further Town Hall redundancies. These are the very council and voluntary sector services that the poor and vulnerable on to survive With a general election in 1992, the Poll Tax and its effects are bound to play a key role in the campaign. With 17 million paying despite in imidation from bailiffs, its imcannot be overstated. The Poll Tax and the destruction it is causing must be stopped and an amnesty declared