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Hazel Must Go! opposes cuts to Salford NHS
On 30 March, the Manchester Evening News announced 750 proposed job cuts at Salford Royal Hospital. There are also proposals to close Cleveland House community mental health team. The Hazel Must Go campaign is opposing these cuts.
Hazel Must Go, will be contesting disgraced ex-minister Hazel Blears' seat in the general election under the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition banner. Candidate David Henry said: "We are in complete opposition to any cuts in the health service in Salford. Where is Hazel Blears on this issue? In the past she at least pretended to care about cuts in her back yard - her silence on this occasion is deafening."
- 14 April 7pm, Hazel Must Go election launch and fundraiser, The Old Pint Pot, 2 Adelphi Street, Salford M3 6EN. The evening will feature local bands and performers. Requested donation £3.
- 25 April 7pm, Mark Steel Gig - The Dancehouse, Oxford Rd. Manchester. One third of the proceeds will go to the TUSC - Hazel Must Go Campaign. Tickets can be booked by emailing blearsmustgo@gmail.com or phoning Steve on 07817434240.
For more information, please visit www.hazelmustgo.wordpress.com
Steve North
In this issue
 Defend jobs and services - Fight for a workers' alternative - Vote TUSC
General Election 6 May: A Socialist Challenge
Socialist Party editorial
Mobilise to defend the right to strike
London Underground workers balloting
Socialist Party election campaign
Stand up for the millions, not the millionaires!
Reject the parties of cuts and privatisation
Socialist Campaign launched in Coventry
New Labour meltdown in Stoke
Making an impact in Huddersfield
Hazel Must Go! opposes cuts to Salford NHS
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
Socialist Party campaigns
Cuts bite in north west
March to defend the welfare state
Tories reveal yet more anti-gay bias
'Free schools' or free-for-all?
News in brief
Socialist Party workplace news
NUT conference again calls for action on workload
Ex-Visteon workers continue fight for pensions
Industrial news in brief
Socialist Students
Mobilise students and workers to defeat cuts and tuition fees
International socialist news and analysis
Kazakhstan: "change the politicians - or they will change you!"
Mass protests and strikes continue to shake Algeria
Tekel workers brutally attacked by police
Comment
The real lessons of the poll tax
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