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Camden Labour Briefing · undated · 1 page

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Dear Comrades, please note the following meetings which are open to all supporters of Labour Briefing

FRIDAY 31 JANUARY, 8pm, Committee Room 4

CAUCUS to discuss the options which the council face for next year's budget . Should the left in Camden Labour Party support an option of borrowing to meet the manifesto commitments ? How will the Council and the Labour Parties explain their strategy to council workers and tenants ? What sort of campaign should be adopted to defend council services and jobs ? All these questions, and many more may be answered on Friday night so that the left can present a coherent anser to those councillors who are quoted in the local press as saying that we might as well start pruning our manifesto commitments now , as the next Labour Government will not bail out the Council

SUNDAY 8 FEBRUARY, 10am-4pn,

Trade Union Centre, Brabant Road, near Wood Green tube

CONFERENCE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN LONDON

When is the financial “crunch” going to come, and how do we face it ?

Organised by Labour Briefing to hear reports on the financial and political situations facing various Labour controlled authorities and to try and develop a coherent strategy for future action .

MONDAY 16 FEBRUARY,8pm , Council Chamber

MEETING to discuss the implication of the Borough Conference decisions . We will also discuss the situation in IRELAND as we will be meeting one day before the general election in the South . A comrade from Dublin will report on the the state of the Anglo-Irish Accord, and the direction of Sin Feinn as it contests its first parliamentary election in Eire

WEDNESDAY 18 FEBRUARY, 7.30pm, Council Chamber .- ; PUBLIC DEBATE ON FIGHTING RACISM, with Paul Foot, Bernie Grant and

Tony Dykes

MONDAY 2 MARCH, 8pm, Committee Room 2 FDITORIAL COMMITTEE to prepare content of Camden Labour Briefing

MONDAY 16 MARCH, 8pm, Basement Study Room ; MEETING to discuss the situation in SOUTH AFRICA and solidarity with

the struggle against Apartheid . Mareh will be the AAM month of action against Apartheid