in Swansea, congratulated the organisers week for digging deep and building the most representative meeting of the Swansea area labour movement since the days of the fight against the Industrial Relations Act. Over 70 representatives of vir tually every union in the area turned out to launen a campaign agalst cuts ur us NURSES an initiative by shop stewards from the Morriston Hospital branch of the National Union of Public Employees, which has been very active in the struggle against pay beds over the last two years. Realising the impact of NHS cuts on the whole working class, and the alncutes lacme healthworkers taking strike action, it was proposed to call a meeting of those workers organisations which had sup-
Red Weekly1976Red Weekly No. 143, 25 March 1976
SWANSEA FIGHTS
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