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From: Article posted to home page Notebook, 9 May 2015: Brief articles and notes on the Socialist Party website

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London meetings on why you should join the Socialist Party

What will the election results mean for the 99%?
What does the Socialist Party stand for?

All welcome

Barking

3pm, Saturday 9th May 2015

Rivergate Centre, Minter Road, Barking, Essex IG11 0FJ

For info: 07981 325 899 or [email protected]

Hackney

7.30pm, Wednesday 13th May 2015

Upstairs room, Star pub (formerly the Three Sisters), 35 Queensdown Road, Hackney Downs, Hackney, London E5 8JQ

Kingston

7pm, Wednesday 13th May 2015

Meet at Main Reception, Kingston University, Penrhyn Road, Kingston, Surrey KT1 2EE

For further info contact [email protected] or 07985 900753

Tower Hamlets

7.30pm, Wednesday 13th May 2015

Oxford House room B9, Derbyshire St, London E2 6HG (nearest tube Bethnal Green)

Camden

7.30pm, Thursday 14th May 2015

Torriano meeting house, 99 Torriano Avenue, Kentish Town, London NW5 2RX (nearest tube Kentish Town)

Southwark

7.30pm, Thursday 14 May 2015

Albert Arms, 1 Gladstone Street, London SE1 6EY

Waltham Forest

7.30pm, Thursday 14th May 2015

William Morris Community Centre, Greenleaf Road, London E17 6QQ

Newham

7.30pm, Thursday 14th May 2015

Carpenters Community Centre, 98 Gibbins Road, London E15 2HU (nearest tube Stratford)

Hillingdon

7.30pm, Thursday 14th May 2015

Friends Meeting House, corner of Belmont Road and York Road, Uxbridge UB8 1QW (nearest tube Uxbridge)

Greenwich

7.30pm, Wednesday 13th May 2015

Glyndon Community Centre, 75 Raglan Road, Plumstead, London SE18 7LB

Lambeth

7.30pm, Thursday 14th May 2015

Middle Room, first floor, Bonnington Café, 11 Vauxhall Grove, London SW8 1TD (nearest tube Vauxhall)

Acton

7.30pm, Thursday 14th May 2015

Windmill Pub, Acton High Road, London W3 6LG (opposite old Acton Town Hall)

Enfield

7.30pm, Tuesday 19th May 2015

Turk Art Cafe, 77 Bounces Road, London N9 8LD

Lewisham

7.30pm, Tuesday 19th May 2015

The Hob, opposite Forest Hill station, London SE23 3HE

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