committee at West Middlesex Hospital and a leading member of Fightback, described the AHA's decision 'disgraceful performance'.
Brent THERE is strong support among NALGO members and community workers in Brent for the anti-cuts which WaL launched the NW borough month the inaugural DCUDIC al meeting.
Brent's Labour council is now considering a rates increase of 30 to 35 pe and of the activities of the campaign has been to picket the Labour group on the council.
The campaign is calling for a united front against any attempt to make cuts in public spending, and is aiming to hold ference Brent Trades Council.
The latter is organising an anti-cuts conference for pHone sector workers or 17 September.
Wandsworth By Colin Talbot CONTRACT labourers were turned pickets when they arrived to work on Wandsworth council building sites in morning.
The council's meeting determined opposition, despite issuing of injunctions by the union and the local and At Trades Council Monday build of UCATT organise Lambeth By Bob Pennington SUPPORT for the cam. paign against health cuts in Lambeth, Southwark, and Lewisham the which has already seen its health authority SUSpended because secretary, the Giles ward Labour Party nated f25 and decided to sponsor the campaign's 10 November conference.
Speakers have also Southwark branch of the invited electricians' union, •Peck- t ham LPYS, and Lewisham Trades Council Saturday campaign supporters leafleted shopping areas and obtained many signatures for its petition. All the main hospitals in the area have been leafleted.
Lewisham NALGO branch has ordered 2,000 leaflets, Lambeth Communist Party has also taken a supply. THE BUPA HEALTH SERVICE