Oxford Socialise Allance in challenging the government's Private Finance Initiative (PFl). The PFI scheme to relocate the Radaffe's ser. ations since before the last election, raising doubts over how much it will eventually cost. John Lister, Alliance candidare for Oxford East. was able to ger coverage on two local radio stations and in the Oxford Mai for his argument that PFi, which turns in returns of 12-17% on the private investment of bankers and developers represents "rotten value for patients". Alliance leaflets setting out the case against The Oxford campaign has also included a successful public meeting addressediby former Labour NEC member Liz Davies, along with anti-immigration laws author Teresa Hayter, Sylvia Barker from the campaign against privatisation of Oxfordshire's residencialhomes. was a woman with 60 years Labour Party membership who has just resigned in frustration at the politics of New Labour. An enipy ble A PICKET of Oxford's Radcliffe Infirmary by a highly suspicious group of "impatient businessmen -orpinally costed at L/ Im - has been lor-ammed in secretnegoti and newly-elected National Union of Students executive member Helen Salmon. und-raising Curry Night also attracted strong support from most of the key union and campaign activists in the city Private medicine means as proved a holy electve toct for Among the new supporters attracted to the meeting