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· Socialist Outlook no. 33, April 2000 · 357 words

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that fights to ensure peodates. GIVEN THE catastroone Now Labour has bocome havo real socialists standing in ine London election. I will be giving my run support and Duck ing to the London build local campaigns and take up broader issues. No meetings this evening allowed to rest occasionally. local paper, the South London Press. has six senarate articles favourably mentioning the I.SA and our candiSaturday Out on our stall in Brixton. Every week we get a better response. People are signing up to work for the campaign - over thirty this morning. Donations are rolling in. Whilst our stalls across London are getting a good reception we set reports that Monday At the last minute I am asked to speak at a meeting There are so many LSA meetings going on. it is sometimes hard to find enough candidates to go round. Half the meeting made up of Labour Party A former councillor explains how the Labour council is attacking its workforce and privatisins services. Tuesday have been invited Tower Hamlets UNISON to debate with Labour. Twenty years ago I worked Wednesday First a local meeting at Waterloo. Plans are made to leaflet nearby estates.

Theresa Bennett, the local candidate speaks and then rushes off to join a demonstration against council Mark Steel explains how he spoke at a mass meeting of Crystal Palace supporters with a positive response. His i campaign in Croydon is going Last week there, twenty people had urned up to an internal Labour Party meeting organise Dobbo: but eighteen declared they Thursday On strike at Waterloo. Our RMT Branch has endorsed the LSA and we are pleased when L.SA supporters join our picket line to help us give out our Kill callets Despite having disrupted their journeys into work most commuters seem supportive. that it is South West Trains that is to blame and support the (and RMT demand for re-nationalisatior of the railways To round off a long day I get to relax at an LSA fund-raising social evening. Just wait until things get really proper starts next month!

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