IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Nursery class stays OK? 211,

Socialist Challenge No. 41, 13 April 1978 · p. 5 of the scan · 505 words

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Socialist Challenge supporters of closure, ANITA RICHARDS Support whelming. As the long struggle begins to make the than County Coucil back down on Its plan to cul the class, over signed peutions supporting it.

needing nursery places has been drawn up to show the need for the class. One trades branch has given ESO, and the district secretary of the Public Employees Union has caliod chairperson The first demonstration since the occupation began war held in a carnival atmosphere and drew three Speakers from the campaign pointed out how the attack on atlack standards and jobsthrough the Government's Trades Council president Jobn Power pledged his support and Tor action at the next trades reports has been overTory have to act against council meeting hundred people.

education especially _cuts. Oxford BuT cry Easter party held in the occupied classroom.

by savage cuts.

It is not only children who The by deprived of a proper sars in compromise educalion Workin- nirents driven back inlo then Traditian al role as housewives by the lack right places, Single parents and others with special NOW LO chance to huild their own lives Oxford campaigners teedled the counch's offer of playgroup. which would only be part-time. They say: "Free every child and provision should be made for stays. all chidren who wanta place.:

Tan to boild support nationally in the lanour NAG it was left to Sociulist Challenge supporters to lead the fight for a democratic - London NALGO left to decide its own future That light won broad forced che left bureaucrats to call such But, it was the inadequate mobilisation of the NAG and the abstention of half the SWP Progressave Allance on their ALTERNATIVE The experience of this fight NALGO Socialist Chullenge readers group.

been fightine for CLUE TO SC BEECHLEAH of the left bureaucrats and the self-defeating separation of the NAC.

This alternative cannot be the up of third narrowly-based organisation be the sole repository of socialist action. movemnen. the women's moverent and from all those ALLITES HILLS Meanwitile the task of keeping Your help is needed to inake sure South Oxford Nursery Donations and messages of support to: Michelle Flood, 35 Alexandra COTTON The real alienative lies in a SILEWAUHNCIHE ESS ARTHUN incloding the PA and the NAG democratic class strugsle left involving all those prepared to actively oppose Readers of this paper have heen comtinie diona these lines in London, welcoming anto our group some who agre with this orientation while not supporting Socialist Chullenge Now we have decided 10 organise a national inecting of all Sociulise Challenge readers in NALGO to discuss how we can campaign for the policies of the paper in the union, and in particular how to further the fight for a class struggle left wing in NAIGO Them in all a place in N21.13 YE pooled fare will operate All readers BE NARAO an urged to write to Socialist Challenpe NALGO Box 50, London N1 2PX. Those MELEOUISIM able contribate discussion be participants shortly with furLECT SETHE BICLASS

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