POLICEspent £25,000 to stop the labour movement holding its May Day march Saturday.
FRIEDMAN reports.
Leeds Trades Council voted overwhelmingly last wock 10 go ahead with its march, in spite of the blanker ban on demonstraLions introduced to cover the NE's proposed march in the WILT Twenty helped to mobilise support for the march, with declarations of support coming ford, and Halifax.
cumpaign. In so doing they steering Gold- elected at a public meeting.
The defent for the Front gave the lie to the words bethe Labour Party candidate David the anti-racist only give publicity and sid to the Front.
Waltham Forest a Cardiff THE ANTI-Nazi League has been Waltham London, times heated debate with for the members established racist campaign, reports The inaugurai meeting of the Against League un 24 attended by and Lahaur many from Walthanstow CAR which was formed 18 months ago. It was agreed that the two eroups should liase as much as poisible, and formulate join activities raised during the debate particularly also League 20-S2D0E Other Leeds and MARTIN Yorkshite miners, to Leeds Trades Council dispersed thousand leaflets the town bail Trom trades march, leader committee 10s0 D000559m activity would Loughborough ASIANS borough launched in Forest. East use the after a somepaign is to them of the welllocal April was 0B:
hast. coloured popelation/ A number of concerns were Line probiem duplicated efforts and the lack ol internal democracy m tre NE meeting: -disapprove came three days later when a 11 33 outside an NE election meeting. mectings -labour CUTTLE! bodies in favour of defying the police ban included: the district committees of the Engincering Unions, UCATT building warkers. democratic Outhe day, 400 assembled - strangle be contronted by 2,000 police, who promptly made targ arrests, including that of Beryl workers and policies in the Huttingley, the secretary of the The column of marchers and procoded to walk to the city centre. where was picketed. 11am - 5pm They demanded the right to and conderined the movement with the fascists.
In spite of a pledge troin the organisations.
of the local Labour council thal everyone would bo able to attend the Nt's "poblie recting — held in a school -card carrying fascist 1o get in.
Providing most of the vocal opposition was a group of 50 well-organised school students.
abfamous in Loughhave every reason to wonder what town's Inter- increasing Racial Solidarity Camafter hearing the views of it president, John Cronin. rules Loughborough's walk the Briston: addressed meeting of the campaien Tast sock and offered his opinions Lambeth The laws have been administered with LAMBETH HELMILY, Less coloured immigration is in the Britain's Overseus student fees - These collusion are a iit toe large, buttis a fact of life that taeve students are not British passpon Tribers:
'While 1 greatly of the National Front, Lam against any ban on the use of school halls for • held