NO CUTS libraries Security announced that the hospital was to close -sold for 'redevelopment".
London health workers took strike action to show their solidarity demonstration in Hyde Park at 1.00 p.m.
in barticular to support this initiative.
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson women's hospital on London's Euston Road. Since 1899 the EGA has provided much needed health care, run by women for women. In February of this year the Department of Health and Social in the light of the new government spending estimates, the hospital was 'uneconomic'. It is to be demolished and its site The staff at the EGA are fighting to save their workplace. They have announced that in the event of a closure they will begin the first ever work-in at a British hospital. The support they have received has been tremendous - in July over two thousand North The EGA stewards are orcanising a mass rally outside the hospital right next t Euston station] on 17 November. This will begin at midday and will march to the mair The Save the EGA Campaign has written to hundreds of the trade union branches travelling down by train urging them to assemble their contingents outside the hospital. They are also appealing to North London workers . By doing so real encouragement can be given to
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