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25 September 2013

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Socialist Party public meetings after the 29th September national demo

When the Tory Party conference gets underway in Manchester, a national trade union organised demonstration against austerity and destruction of the NHS will be taking place in the same city, on Sunday 29th September 2013, assembling at Liverpool Road, Manchester M3 4FP at 11am and marching to a rally in Whitworth Park.

Socialist Party meetings will be taking place across the country in the days and weeks after the demo to discuss how an autumn of action against austerity can be built; a selection of these is listed below. All welcome!

Stop the destruction of the NHS!

For a 24-hour general strike against austerity!

Socialist Party post-NHS demo public meeting

Building for an autumn of coordinated strikes
The case for socialism

From 3.30pm after the demo, 29 September, The Ford Madox Brown pub, opposite entrance to Whitworth Park on Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9NG

Derby

Public meeting: Save our NHS

Monday 30 September, 7.30pm

Then regular meetings on Tuesdays, 7.30pm. All at: Brunswick Inn, Railway Terrace, DE1 2RU

All-London meeting

South Africa: Workers launch new party - eye witness report

Thursday 3 October, 7.30pm

235 Shaftesbury Avenue,

London WC2H 8EP (nearest tube Tottenham Court Road)

Hackney

100 years since the Dublin Lockout

Wednesday 9 October, 7.30pm

Olive Café (downstairs), 18 Stoke Newington High Street, N16 7PL

Teesside

Prospects for struggle - will we have a winter of discontent?

Monday 7 October, 7.30 pm

Cleveland Unemployed and Trade Union Centre, Marton Road, Middlesbrough TS1 2DU

Liverpool

Public meeting: Defend our NHS

Tuesday 1 October, 7.30pm

The Casa Bar, Hope Street, L1 9BQ

07767 718 189

Manchester & Trafford

Public meeting: What we stand for

Tuesday 1 October, 7pm

Upstairs room, Town Hall Tavern, Tib Lane, M2 4JA

Usual meeting: Mondays, 7pm

07842 829 309

All-Bristol meeting

Who was Leon Trotsky?

Tuesday 1 October, 7.45pm

Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft, BS1 3QY

Reading

Save the NHS

Tuesday 22 October, 7.30pm

RISC, Global Café, 35-39 London Street, RG1 4PS

Caerphilly

Public meeting: Fighting the cuts

Thursday 3 October, 7.30pm

Twyn Community Centre, The Twyn, Town Centre, Caerphilly CF83 1UD

Llanelli & West Wales

Building a new mass workers' party

Wednesday 2 October, 7.30pm

Queen Vic Club, 4 Queen Victoria Road, Llanelli SA15 2TL

[email protected]

07598752971

Worcester

Defend the NHS

Monday 7 October, 7.15pm

Side room, Cardinal's Hat, 31 Friar Street, Worcester WR1 2NA

Leeds

Public meeting: Revolution & counter-revolution in the Middle East

Monday 7 October, 7.30pm

Pullman Suite, Cosmopolitan Hotel, 2 Briggate, LS2 4AE

Speaker Judy Beishon - CWI International Secretariat

Weekly meetings: Mondays, 7.30pm

Hedley Verity, 43 Woodhouse Lane, LS2 8JT

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Finance appeal

The coronavirus crisis has laid bare the class character of society in numerous ways. It is making clear to many that it is the working class that keeps society running, not the CEOs of major corporations.

The results of austerity have been graphically demonstrated as public services strain to cope with the crisis.

The government has now ripped up its 'austerity' mantra and turned to policies that not long ago were denounced as socialist. But after the corona crisis, it will try to make the working class pay for it, by trying to claw back what has been given.

The Socialist Party's material is more vital than ever, so we can continue to report from workers who are fighting for better health and safety measures, against layoffs, for adequate staffing levels, etc.
When the health crisis subsides, we must be ready for the stormy events ahead and the need to arm workers' movements with a socialist programme - one which puts the health and needs of humanity before the profits of a few.