IMGpapers 1976–79

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

LITTLE ILFORD SUSPENSIONS CONFIRMED

Red Weekly No. 185, 3 February 1977 · pp. 4-5 of the scan · 439 words

The scan: rw-no185-feb-3-1977.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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THE OUTCOME of the last Friday was from the union until they sirone Dicker or No redoeuarters notice ov me scnoo serence commutee the deep-seated desire by many teachers to see a t might be thought that the best way out for the NUT leaders under such pressure would be to give onlicia backine to sancuons in a scnoois ano asso ciations within London which wish to act. But that's spread outside London. afford to sponsor a few localised struggles against ine curs — maniv in tor-aee aunerties wnere ine NUT intervention has resulted in negotiated cuts -they know that their effective support for the Social Contract rests campaign or one acuon aganst die buts This is a problem for the NUT leadership. because nev are olicialy commitec to nontine ine cuts.

of the NUT membership in the provinces by labelling mem as lunanic utta-eas.ais is meroniv chance.

Incredibly, members of the Socialist Workers Party Teachers to me Namonal mon or teacers execute schools anom women no cover indefinite suspension sign a declaration ation a ever called du stol could rapidly While the bureaucrats can wishing on avoiding a generalised, national cuts are taking place in London, and teachers are issue of no cover.

back. The only answer for them is to arate off the Landon militants from the rest cussing the SWP and NUT appeal by 30 Little Ilford last Friday simply instructed militants to go into on interintery suspend Are in i teachers are going to feel less and less confident in commune nemserves to unotricial no cover sanc - reflected tions on a school-by-school basis.

February, 8pm at Prince Albert, Wharfedal But the NUT leadership are sensitive to pressure. A punic, centrany organised and democ ratic campaign of all those schools and associations make cial, could have the effect of forcing the NUT leadersnio into acton As a first step socialist teachers in Inner London could schools and associations for declarations of support Tor a no cover Dolicy provided unal campaign is organised, oiner scools and associd could also be contacted with a view to dispossibility of i no ordinating this on an all-London level.

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RED WEEKLY 3 February 1977 5 The two candidacies are of a e terent chatacter neims started with the perspective of candidate that is a candidate who could be agreed upon and supported by a wide range of individuals organisations prepared to fight against the GovernMeRTS OOLGIeS swve would have supported such a candidate. even if that candidate didn't agree with the IMG on everything. But given the fact

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