were together with several black organisations ensure that the NF had a warm reception.
The committee behind the mobilisation was formed at a publie meeting month, Over IND hundred attended, and the committee clected included street representatives from Chapel Town, where most of the West Indians in Leeds live.
The blanket ban on marches was announced oo 17 April. Two hundred volunteered to go into the NF's meeting on Saturday, but They were prevented from doing so by the fascists and the police. A police superintendent told the pickets that it was up to the chairperson of the meeting to iront decide who could go in. That was this cop's interpretation of the Representation of Bat the 1.000 police on the Labour streets were unable to prevent the pickets from dealing with Nazi League, und Leeds CARE I the fascists after the meeting. NATIONAL FRONT wall slogan in the Loyalist district of East Belfast Webster led the majority of his supporters to the MADED UPLO station, where most arrived nursing Injured bodies as well as egos.
carlier this The anti-fascists suffered 20 arrests.
Although Leeds Council was notably absent from Saturday's events, the execurive is reporied to be going ahead with its May Day march. The han on marches aulti-fascists does not end until 7 May.
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