STRATE 12.30 on 25 April | IMGpapers 1976

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APR Hyde Park to alled by the National Co-ordinatir elle acamsi curs in tne NHs Supported by NALGO. NUS. SM CEPs. Manchester I6. et National Assembly on Unemployment. Pledges of industrial action are already beginning to come in. The need to link the rejection of Labour's incomes policy with opposition to the still-growing mass unemployment is becoming increasingly clear even at the risk of embarrassing the gentlemen of the TUC, who think that crocodile tears over unemployment can go hand in hand with abject support for the policies which sustain the chill of the dole queue in the lives of millions.

We've finally left Pentonville Road. From now on all mail (both editorial and distribution) should be sent to: Red Weekly, 97 Cale donian Road, London N.1.

Unfortunately there's one

small snag-the crisis of capitalist nationalisation means that the GPO hasn't got around to moving our phones yet! We hope to have this sorted out in a couple of weeks, but meanwhile please use the following number: 01-278 9529. And watch this space for progress reports.