London Labour Briefing no. 71

ia Hewitt, of Neil Kinnock’s it is the lesbian and gay Jef” Labour Councils in London

TH ser abr ete ae Sa” poll, have aie @ oPtabian and Go Rights and Hs

aa pees in the law and a major commitment jer. Whenever Labour's fought ar open or pay candhdates in the ast 4

‘contrast wherever Vandi pretends not to support lesbians and doy

‘The leaked letter from Ps Office, which suggested ights policies of “loony

ane : votes datenave a i ruatve tothe tgots and loses

THE REAL

ints are not vigor that Labour's conference commitment red down.

THIS FRAUD!

The bubbles in the undrunk champagne had scarcely gone flat in the Flamingo Disco Greenwich, when there emerged a grouping of white, male Labour bureaucrats announcing to the London Evening Standard and other gutterpapers their intention to represent the “‘real’’ views of Labour-voting Londoners.

“Londoners for Labour’” — a direct reply to the strand of politics associated with London Labour Briefing — was the result.

The idea that this caucus can spesk for the people of London is a joke. London is made up of a rich variety of peoples. Under the leadership of the GLC, its population gained a sense of its own identity as a kaleidoscope of ‘cultures and traditions with something to offer in terms

of tolerance, unity and fighting spirit. At long last, over

By Nadine Finch Chair of Policy, Greater London Labour Party (personal capacity)

The “‘traditional' white, male, middle class, heterosexual monopoly over positions of power within the Labour Party began to crack open. allowing activists representing the real population of London to enter the forbidden precincts for the first time in their lives. And whenever Labour has unequivocally identified with the working class, with Black people, with the Irish and with ‘oppressed minorities such as lesbians and gay men, we have succeeded in turning the tables on the Tories, transforming the terms of the debate and vindicating our policies as a huge electoral asset as well as @ better way of running London.

It was by fighting to represent all Londoners that the GLC became — and remains in the memory of Londoners — an electorally popular force for social change.

BATTLE FOR

SOCIALISM

THIS YEAK

ON THE DOORSTEPS. a

CARTOON: Oave Bangs ‘Thatcher resorted to abolition precisely because she could not defeat us at the polls.

In this context, the management of Deirdre Wood's ‘campaign should be a lesson to us all. It shows that when we are not allowed to speak with our own voice, the electorate naturally lose confidence in us.

The “hard left” label never did Tony Benn or Ken Livingstone any harm — they spoke for themselves, argued back, and managed their own campaigns.

Deirdre and the local Greenwich Party were not allowed to do this. They were sabotaged by precisely the kind of people who are now running “’Londoners for Labour”. The Regional Office campaign managers succeeded in making Deirdre look like @ woman who didn’t know her own mind. In place of a hard-working fighter for working class rights, the electorate were shown a Julie Andrews figure walking her kids in the park. Rosie Barnes was then able to attract the floating women’s votes, portrayed as she was as a person who understood employment and could speak up for herself

Yes, there are lessons to be learned from Greenwich. But they are the exact opposite of those which “Londoners for Labour’ will seek to draw. The way to win ples and our commitments. Itis to go on to the offensive, exposing the Alliance and the Tories as the utterly out-of-touch, middleclass, capitalist, overwhelmingly white and unrepresentative parties which they are

London Labour Briefing No. 7! Mar 11th-24th 1987 page 2

sts options": documents toothed councillors, and_ has

A group of councillors in officers, 2 been used before to attack other

circulated D5 Southwark are fighting vrreured_masive underspend Southwark unions) has declared

hard to implement their ~ manifesto commitment to Mogitnntsnccosureot pars the inter of ts member defend and improve costae Sees Ja venice

‘counell services and stop it Social Services, without most No one should be fooled by Prromeont ania Sue Eoeeae me cane

comme Se, cam caoray omen Tere oo Se Sa were prominent in By Cllr Piers Corbyn

tree ames kere to Southwark cats fobs or sericea: miprove jeune —. cana Satin nee even though the financial For qicmporary Travellers ste, Bridge the budgets 2 y ‘Bs ‘Two key maxims seem to be external bodies (c.g. the police) financial conjuring tricks recruitment drag” and “the services; using = our own

Bares auice“aner Soeatemomenn” | Site eae ees rent Budge

fealistic leascback and "deed we should, but those not pawn your tect) Geferral purchase. schemes who profess they espouse this" ell and genuine discussion A fare exhausted. View Rave been pushing for the inthe Party and Unions. Open 9 To detailed budget Opposite when it comes to the books! No secrecy! The own la Ta e-Ins

dinione aitsts on ston Implementation of key aspects Party and unions have aright t0

Commis should ‘be Yooking of the coun service acion Know meres

sommes Gee CONES xpansion) — for the women's _e Take rexponsitifity for the Bran eg tee ensure our plans for the committee, for example situation we are i and accept Bromt Labour & yeasty

tenants in opposition to the

structural faults. Grants to Tories and open up @ new

housing associations to help

nN, ettiency aso the“Souibwark NUPE Officers legal consequences, The borrowing, | fend-back — aniracist and ont-sexist those whose teeth ae now (0° franch’" (which contains and allerative is doing Thatcher's leasing of the Town Hall Strogies recently adopted. i Taxerstood entirely in terms of works with a number of soft- dirty work Setctbe metieniaton part Sis"ecued by Vin Tones, | Oact® Goapele alan

Lambeth budget

Recalled conference quashes struggle

agents and the lke to improve

2nd ts. and Oi apital its goals arelimited, should be Tier Smee to put growth. welcomed compared {0 the more confidence in the users

fats strategy, based on the | ore en Labour Sgovelniice an a eine daealagreugs cle services and fo oneie A at 20 to win the 1990 borough the Council 0 that the Labour

Council out within the next electorate through massive 2, a ns oat a th the of eats. contemplate 2 when massive majority last May

ihe loval of repayments Sorrel ee tring arse mabey ot Mey. that massive cuts in future By Alf Filer mobilising being done at the

wil have to be made by 8 moment is by. the. Tors Brent East CLP oi

Lambeth’s second Cllr Greg Tucker the subsequnt_ willingness Labour council unless a TT Ta, wt Ct vaded 8

Borough Conference, on proposed 2 resolution of the Labour lendehip Bolly of deft financing fer unwal nom i= co ace SnSirmong over the mre

fe ‘Zand, reaffirming the previous bail out Labour authorities, legality tS 2doy electorslism. above jobs and — Gr uchts for Traveling Peaple

February 0 (i Te nade cece eee eee Lee ee

‘overturned the decision decision to set a budget on aees i Big ee Gr'ihe fist to fight for a based, on needs, regardless “Iq Lambeth. the Sa op has ge ieee TRE ae marganion core e) Teeec sen ay budget which begins to and calling for jeadership say neither the Segerdng’ implementing, the deny the. need to moblise fst been done, present the

badge witie Manifest Sa(T vacancies to be filed, rage unions nor the 1858, marfento. Social mass, opposition 1 cut, Gogksin ems that people can

he Manifesto“ ommurity prepared to sarees "hed a. roecied whether plemented Dy TPé ndorstand "and nol | Use and to address the meets 5 Sian Moore commanity i prerared, 10 fgget‘orowth of £B.om cut Tones or Labour undetsiond and ot "The recalled Conference, Lambeth NALGO no time have they tried 10 Pog SS in ceteor protests ak At he ume of writing, Bert and campaign around why Tecra oe eees a Ga alpersonaliespacity) Seiki the polities! campaien ‘he Gher of Soci eounehrents: to go-long win wna Mmanliesio's_neaded apna peta Tight. the Tory laws by putting them! “"Unfortunately, the Group (absent from the previous and for the return of a major - Party wes not up, of to carry out Brent East’ ang majority in the party onsulted. Many vacancies CLP policy of refusing rent , arta fathering), was dominated proportion of capitalised corasted, “Many “vacarcne GLP poicy of fturing vent Rave accoed th concopt of Fre ete whose terms of fepairs to the revenue budget _Exeti_now, the ae ied AE Ee eae ee ee was emeetonnieney nieer

eee ee eee ceed, alincing, may find Well O°'STpett wtoomented ay po Serough poley ieuct The. challnge, t0,_Brent

plementation of 0 and the Leadership’s budge’ open to legal challenge and result of imedresources. A Councillors on this, although Council is to go beyond the policies. saa mipoored,'by a clear operating what is in effect 2 management reappraisal the position should | be Council Chamber. Having The Council leadership majority Geficit, budget. If it scheme ts being prepared to obvious. No doubt we will be raised ‘community

serues slong. this road, improve efficiency and to desl hearing the old ling about not expectations, does it break continues along th en: wr the low morale m Social resking the “law. "| Try from the past or repeat the

put forward proposals for Limited information has Sermees Swplainng thet to unemployed same errors? The budget

fome growth and forno cuts made Such of the budget

in jobs and services, funded epare "obscure | and Will lose the support of Hebt “The buk of capital giowth is of low paid tenants, Gebate should be sbout for

by creative accounting “(0 inte to Party and and centre within the Party. committed 19 repels to The Council should use this more, than balancing _ the

measures. : Left. unity... within the — ¢states suffering me tunity, t0 mobilise book:

Heated discussion Union pang vines oad ‘Council is therefore more reas a, mirmwei te

tollone a proposal ake tha ee Counc demanded vital than ever. Along with Pe a

Siren in Fost, Stall he the uation wil be NOSE gunna poll Lewisham budget

said to be well over 10%; est campaign — whic! openly

cat FY etna sictory and oSoOCTACY March 1st, the Labour ° 72M = The BLGC Conference wasn't their’ contempt for thenitisvitslthat we build the Many Party members, no

Haringey budget oe RE a or pingepeen ce ee en

Labour votes 6% rent rise =!" "=" Toe ee

A last-minute meeting policy in the past has been at all. costs — those costs Chair, Deptford CLP veetne Lewishom Left Forum government penalties to Borough Solicitor. in an growing needs of Haringey ‘Whatever happens in the ee leadership have ae Se Council tenants. Party attempt to avoid illegality people. General Election, the Council deliberately ‘concealed ‘Support the Left Forum

ms 8 SO nformetion and retusa 10 caniates!

At the February meeting ruling the

of Camden's Labour Group, political bankruptcy o! leadership became more apparent than ever.

‘With a 21-17 vote in favour of continued participation in the local Police Consultative Group, the Group ignored the appeals of at least 80 Camden-based groups, representing the black community, women, gays and lesbians, "the unemployed, law centres, the Irish community, trade unions, ete., which have come | out against participation — inthis unaccountable and cosmetic ‘committee.

‘And because Borough Conference, Hampstead & Highgate GC, and the LGC have also voted against participation, the Group has also now set itself against the Party

Yel, by approximately the same-vote, the Group decided 19 drop the disciplinary action fagtinst. two senior NALGO members for their role in Organising the January. 22nd picket of the Police

Consultative Group. The Group realised that if they did not ‘withdraw the disciplinary faciion, they were set to become embroiled ina major dispute, Simultaneously isolating the Counsit trom the unions, community groups and-a good portion of the Labour Party in Camden.

“Meanwhile, the right wing Backbenchers Commitee” has arranged a meeting with the Districa Auditor and the Finance Director 10 discuss Camden's economic situation The leadership's appraisal seems to be that they agree with the right, but can't trust them, ‘whereas they cam trust the le ‘hut don’t agree with them. Thus the leadership survives ina litical limbo, looking to the Fight for support and to the left For principles.

Nelther the Group nor the

What

“wider implications”’ for the cultural boycott?

The closing of The Bijers Sunbird may have been a ictory for the AntiApartheid Movement, as Steve Parry claims (LLB. fo. 70). It was not a victory for ihe anti-apartheid struggle.

‘As the heading to his article puts it, itis “Vietory with wider implications”

His article confirms the fears F expressed in my critique (28,

1n0.-69) — the AM claim 16 ‘monopoly of the liberation struggle in Britain:

Labour Party members must” regard themselves. as sommitted othe Ant ‘Apartheid Movement’ and should always look 10. it for Juldance on South African

For some reason best known o hirmselt, he excludes Black Sections trom this edict. They have “'a right to their own Dostions."" Can this be because Of the profound disicust among Blacks of the white middie class leadership of the AAM?

We should be quite clear ‘about the “wider implications" Faken +o its logical conclusion,

ascaulted

T consortium, and the

Camden update

Labour out of Police Consultative Groups!

By Woody Haut and Steye Taylor Hampstead & Highgate cLe

arty has set dealt with those councillors

he. Hulime and

‘sho. allegedly women on. the January 222nd picket. These io councillors initiated the disciplinary action, rather than

Catham

fargue the matter politically through the party ‘and. the Group.

‘AU the same time, Hulme brought in a Tory member of Camden Ratepayers — an organisation that took the

ourncil to court ducing the rate capping campaign — to make a Statement on his behalf

‘So the leadership is now reaping the whirlwind of ts 0

poli Soin

en

mE 50, Ts alienating Both What the tadership refuses wade sions aad to recognise i the ‘need to 5 ‘campaign amongst that part of

he self-organised groups will the community that might ‘sothing to. do, wih support the PCG, such as TAS, Councillors Hulme ‘Sominated as they are BY white Ustham; and they've i males with their more

(quite rightly, that Hs up to the Tabour Party 1o deal with them. and 10 convince them that non UUntil that matter is dealt with, participation is correct. and Camden. withdraws from Nonethelessthe campaign to the PCG, these groups will get out-of the PCG has had Continve to have litle faith in Some positive results. The left the Labour Parts has actively joined — self The leadership argue that organiwed. groups and trade continued participation in the unions in a campaign that has PCG is in the manifesto. That important implications for the commitment has sow been future. As a comcade from the overturned By Borough Black Workers’ Group said, the Conference; consequently Labour ‘Group's decision was there's no. reason why the not the final word on the PCG. ‘manifesto should sill be used 25. is particular subject, those 3 fetish object on this who.arc up against the police on

Danticular issue, 3

tical opportunism, and in

{raditoinal labourist_ auicudes,

1 daily basis have the right fo se the poli

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London Labour Briefing No. 71 Mar 1th-240h 1987 page 3

“just stopping to do some consulting

Why we sell progressive South African books

Third World Publications hhas for many years imported and distributed a wide range Of books published in South Africa.

We have always. chosen books which come from the struggle against apartheid. ‘These books reflect a variety of political viewpoints — ranging from _ liberation theology and black consciousness through 10 2 class based _non-racial analysis of conflict in South Arica

We distribute South African books because we believe that the views of people strogstin against apartheid should. be available in Britain.

‘We believe it is practical, supportive and usefal 10 allow these voices to be heard. The British media present only a narrow and distorted range of

Parry is saying that the AM ust not be

Jeadership ts. always tactics and stratezy challenged

ght

‘Oper and frank discussion of policy, strategy and tactics is the

very lile-blood of the

the BarFors of Stalinism and the Cultural

‘and Ken Gill's David

Mao's or to. Ki

excesses of Revolution: swicch-hunts, Scandalous ire Kitson (£2, no. 38, “This has nothing i with he “openness” demands the “right” of land fascists to a "Tair hearing’ Pary writes editors of LLB would never have printed such an attack iF had been directed al, say SMciking miners and printers, How mistaken can he be? t striking Workers were led along the wrong road, Te would not

f, pl2}

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highly Siviss banking consortium ‘oehich) i 10 be subsidised by 12. €2. Billion of public redeveloping the Royal Albert and Vicoria~ Docks

2 billion are in fact going for the development of Cunaes Wharf This was an editorial mistake

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‘Clearly, the South African state has recognised the subversive role of oppos censoring, harassing. all those involved ential example, have. at banned: Thirty Freedom Charter, Egoli, Cal! ‘me not a man, and Third Day of September Tt would be an act of political {idiocy to collaborate with this repression distribute such books in Britain Radical Africa want their views 10 be known in. Britain these views, as some supporters (oF the Cultural Boycott Susgest tte should, is 10 suppress them: this is no logical way to support the sicugele azainst apartheid “This does tot contradict our general support for the Cultural and Economic

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candidate in

issue of Bring by Cllr Kevin

he confuses inthe and supporters of Mifitan! for Yor’ racism and. falling 10 Support with uncritical support. Of e onc-parly falling to support a massive rate suppor! “the candidate of the Al socialists 2 post-apartheid South increase of an estimaied 80% | black community unconditional support to the ica (Azania). for the residents of Ealing Ealing Labour Group justty eration sh Borough, their huge rate increase on the Arica, Ire Tn both cases we are alacked grounds that this would, allow ‘and. elsem froma. supposedly “left” them to implement their election never hesitate position. I would like to briefly manifesto, Even if this is tre constructive p Feply through your leuers 1 ‘which is arguable, st robbing hey consider it an alternative, grassroots Supporters of Sovialsi Peter to pay Paul. Thse hardest The Paul Culture has beea cfeated inthe Action in Southall had bit will be low wage earners, ‘one more example of an a unships Those of us who campaigned fortwo years pensioners and especially hone to. impose th jfarian oppose apartheid must before the reselection for a just above eligibility 10 claim a Cultural boycott. { would have encourage and not suppress black candidate to be adopted. rebate cht that these efor We had also asked the Black It ia cut in the standard of lntials of Miciam Mab Never forget that it was the Sections to propose acandidate, living for thousands. and. will Hugh Matahala arc more Nazi Herman ‘Goering. who bul to no avail. Ax. the divide"the loeal working. class fooled. and _cerlainl I hear the word reelection neared, we and badly off” people ished. than Steve forms gun.” supporied Valerie Vaz. a local Furthermore, under new Tory Charlie van Gelderen Supporter of Black Sections. rules, people ‘on benefit sill They have openly Brent South CLP After “battle lines had been have vo find 20% of thee rales Paul Simon's elforts desea ____grawn, people committed ioone Nobody pretends that th sreat_musicians SOOCGOCGOO Candidate or another, and — Labour Group. have an easy

audience. ci important,

ominations had started coming

choice, as a deficit budget or

AA in pacice doce noe SOCiAlist ActiOM Fac" minute nomination. this weue (sa fight the let have ANC’ ihe domnact poitia’ Fesponds to back members, we did. not beter to defy the government liberation struggle. there are critics In the event this candidate than for a Lebour Council to

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the comrads Southall

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ILEA fudges its budget again

N COURSE

FOR CUTS

decided during the year. budget cuts the teaching force compulsory redeployment of

By Mike Loosely There is po tak of 8 00 oouchg” renner tenga cota to of utoner whet Farm update

Secretary, Inner London Giit,, diet, Seas! SG endian "ar a second thoy can get awey pith fr

Tenguage teaching, chiren their largest workforce they

2 z 3 : 3 There is a gap of £102 budgets. , schools... just to mention 8 i: + million ‘between whet is commined to ettemptng te “The Authority neve = | needed for 2 no cuts SSvetismonawcompucary completsly “overumed "the 2 fi idget and what 8 redeployment of teachers. We good features of the previous ; capitalisation, they will teachers. This is completely opposite | j lene gepcf Estamto vores memes po Gees: Loan ee | Broadwater ILEA leader Frances Morret bridge — how will be teachers not fewer {the that there should be no

Teachers ‘Associations another agente fudge, In Two of the defendants Already, # key prosecution ee SetanE cans soetness i rary San coier eer re ee ee or the last two years beroice Storeng ial Sie eg: ty aeteies oad er

the ILEA members have, Several martes reve, eee Defend ILEA! Biakalock have been ac: Cobham admitted in cour that

; set a maximum legal %hewccxs up tothe budget quitted following the Ne, was living under 24-hour

precept (their part of the "ea rotci faiure te meet and ©“ TUeSMay March 24th, 7.30pm judge's ruling that police Modation’ provided by. the

rates) under the rate- consult us until the last County Hall evidence inst them police and that the evidence

Capping lgiaton end ade, agers Ss inadmissible, eld revue

: coowrary the people "of Broed means to bridge an “Sifw'mambere have been Speakers include: Farm and for the Brosdwatet The prosecution allegation retina ae end the mower cnonce;eacig Mike Loosely, Secretary ILTA =| Wi, .crtina enmast Si''u ed #2 Boul’ money available 0 aur hand to the government. Steve Cowan, /LEA member, coh shgget bpp geod we yi ee mone 5 a fide, tuned on face con tnsed"oniey on ‘al Siposhnpr aim frisbee Westminster North i oovs cnean, alc canto Tsnawent has became hon wa Rave fo pursue Hilda Kean, President, vow tncbay Soot the ac itis being tied. Welles other cuts in at Westminster NUT els bere a oe | eae ee ee,

ackney’s boxing ban

Ealing From the Red Corner... weighting

saa ————=— grandfather had things forward.

: —— By Linda Clarke Sete medcal quesion | ae Conference They were born around (Leading with the Left!) 0%. OSS. thaninmany | Labour Council ‘has BY an Ealing NALGO Adverts century the same — Supporter footbel, Tugby, and’ conact | decided to test its mem eee neighbourhood between ee sports lie Karate and Kung-fu, | machismo by trying to Briefing is asking all {ne Walwosth and Old Kent widely sponsored by Labour | break white collar ui collect money the Council : readers to ensure that Roads in South East § ams foc-up with alddie “Coanciel Sat you Sait Be) ARES responded with an their organisations London, and having had ee i ae ee ecwame, | NALGO members in immediate lock-out of place an advert in very little or no formal mouths of socialists. You ste things, banning. what you | Ealing are on all-out strike — some 30 people on March i an opening for their Hackney, including those local _counterproductive. weighting. The cost of sections came out in Region Labour Party ifferent talents in fields boxers whose successes you living in Ealing is as high as support, and the planned and the remittance by a+ Hi2ckney's boxing ban! “ve heard two arguments personally. one of the few | ofthe claimheusestheold The Council has March 31st. felt real pain and outrage. against boxing: one, that ® areas where they will be miscaloulated the degree (minimum 2 col attacks the working class two. that it is medically not on their background or | 65% rate increase. mistaken in its view that ant has had to put up with dangerous, =. the union would easily be Crofton Road, London jabour movement leaders, incinemas? Are thosegongie people and” improving | Ballot decision to ben women — are low. paid ‘SES here was Hackney Labour be banned? | hope not: let opportunities for youth. End of | Mot co-operate and London weighting is London to Labour details of London events and FRLMAR 27 Labour Club, Limes Grove, lunchtime. Mildred Gordon: Briefing, 26 Grofton Rosd. publicity material, contact 62 Conference, on crininsl Lewisham SE13. SAT APR 4/SUN APR 5 Paula Uaain, TH Health .ondon }. or phone Margaret St. ‘LH, 631 ape seit " Fa eg erence on ampaign, chair Andrea thom in on 733 7016. bohs $306.30, orgenised by SAT/SUN MAR 28/29 ireland AGM. You have to. go Campbell, DHA. and co oa)-_ Carine: Soke: PO *GLLP Conference, Poplar Haringey onsored "By FRI MAR 13 THU MAR 19 LCC Ae oid Fed, Givie Centre. me eee age ee agate {#LLG no. 72: dondine fy, LB Edo! Board meeting. —_Alpero ‘TUE Mar 31 aia it Matters, Lymington Ave, Sey Tay man 26 Benet for Wheelers Women's Health. Tower tendon N22. | SAT MAR 14 seen tee Gey, ATMA ZT ny Sa babe Loft wing members ofthe London Execitive will be pemmacons Pest jeneral Election campaign. pub quiz. Labour Club. Limes ‘London Health Emergency Conference to organise the fightback and to defend.