STEPHEN W BRAGG &  JULIET DEVALERO WILLS 
BARTON OLIVERS
HIVE BEACH
BURTON BRADSTOCK BRIDPORT DORSET
DT6 4RB
 

Billy Bragg
Real name Stephen William Bragg
Age 44
Lives near Bridport Dorset
 

LATEST

Red bitch living at Silverstone Court, Riverbrook Drive, Stirchley, Birmingham B30.
Tel. 0121-4861366. She spends most of her time informing the police about Nationalists active in the area.
 

=================LONDON RED SCUM ==============

George Galloway MP - Head of respect coalition
30 Ambleside Avenue
London
SW16 1QP

John Mulrenan - Euro candidate
196 Malyons Road
London
SE13 7XF

Unjum Mirza - talks for hours on shit that nobody cares about.
121 Merrow St.
London
SE17 2NX

Victoria Brittain
57 Gibson Square
London
N1 0RA
The phone number is 02073590774 - she wrote some stories for the Socialist Worker a while ago.

Elaine Graham-Leigh
69A Lakeside Rd.
London
N13 4PS
(another red euro elections candidate)
 

============WALES RED SCUM==============

Helen Mary Griffin - head of SWP Wales
65 Vincent St.
Sandfields
Swansea
SA1 3TY

Huw Williams - Welsh SWP leading light
3 Glanddu Road
Blackwood
Gwent
NP12 3XE

Raja Guz Raiz - Welsh SWP leading light
3 Spruce Close
Splott
CF24 5NX

Taran Mina O'Sullivan - Respect
54 Beech Rd.
Pentrebane
Cardiff
CF5 3TX

Glenys E. Kinnock - bitch of a euro mep - signed the UAF statement.
4 Pwll Y Min Crescent
Peterston-Super-Ely
Vale Of Glamorgan
CF5 6LR

Ron Davies - filmed buggering other wanker - kicked out of Labour but is definate paedophile.
Wernddu House
Wernddu
Caerffili
 

ALSO -
This arsehole already has his place on Redwatch in the 'Liverpool Reds' section, but we have found his newest address.

Alexander McFadden
11 Silverbeech Road
Wallasey
Wirral
CH44 9BT
 

16th July 2004
Below:

1: Andy Sykes, supposed 'double-agent' in the BNP, star of the 'Secret Agent' documentary (15.07.04) 'exposing' Bradford BNP branch and the BNP as a racist organisation, yawn.
His telephone number is 01274-636233. Mobile 07986733665. He lives at 9 Summerbridge Crescent, Eccleshill, Bradford 10.

2 & 3: Jason Gwynne, BBC reporter who infiltrated Bradford BNP to make the documentary.

Above:
ALEX DAVID SOBEL
9 BELLE VUE COURT
LEEDS LS3 1EU
Sobel is an activist for the Marxist 'Leeds Voice':
Leeds Voice, Voluntary & Community Sector Partnership Ltd,
Suite 56, Concourse House, 432 Dewsbury Road, Leeds, LS11 7DF.
Tel: 0113 277 2227     Fax: 0113  276 2960

SOCIALIST candidates will be standing across England, Scotland and Wales at the general election.
Some of those where a decision to stand has been taken are listed here.
To get involved phone the constituency number, or phone 020 7536 9696 in England, 07752 830 405 in Wales, and 0141 221 7714 or 0131 557 0426 in Scotland.

Aldridge-Brownhills, John Rothery

Ashfield George Watson - 01773 836 677

Barnsley Central, Henry Rajch

Basildon Dick Duane - 01268 459 320

Birmingham Erdington, Steve Godward - 07788 770 741

Birmingham Northfield, Clive Walder

Birmingham Perry Barr, Caroline Johnson

Birmingham Sparkbrook & Small Heath, Salman Mirza

Blackburn, Jim Nichol

Bootle, Pete Glover

Bradford South, Ateeq Siddique - 07966 416 007

Brentford & Isleworth, Danny Faith - 07958 996 777

Brent South, Mick McDonnell - 07940 510 906

Bristol East, Andy Pryor

Bristol South, Brian Drummond

Camberwell & Peckham, John Mulrenan - 07941 488 925

Cambridge, Howard Senter - 07968 940 777

Cardiff Central, Julian Goss

Cardiff South & Penarth, Dave Bartlett

Carlisle, Paul Wilcox - 07808 422 304

Chesterfield, Jeannie Robinson - 07778 480 484

Coventry North East, Dave Nellist

Coventry South, Rob Windsor

Crawley Muriel Hirsch - 07941 117 874

Croydon North, Don Madgwick

Dagenham, Berlyne Hamilton - 020 8586 7821

Darlington, Alan Docherty

Doncaster Central Janet Terry

Dudley South Angela Thompson - 07759 809 348

Dulwich & West Norwood, Brian Kelly - 07752 200 594

Ealing, Acton & Shepherd's Bush Nick Grant, 07718 352 589

Edmonton, Howard Medwell Exeter Fran Choules - 07939 558 115

Greenwich & Woolwich, Kirstie Paton

Gillingham Wynford Vaughan Thomas Gloucester - 07879 227 877

Hackney South & Shoreditch, Cecilia Prosper - 07946 380 370

Hampstead & Highgate to be selected

Harlow John Hobbs Holborn & St Pancras Candy Udwin - 07904 268 178

Hornsey & Wood Green, Louise Christian - 07801 789 297

Hove, Andy Richards - 07940 929 565

Huddersfield Central, Graham Hellawell - 01484 324 739

Hull North, Roger Smith - 0831 396 895

Ipswich, Peter Leech

Islington South, Janine Booth - 07930 454 271

Leeds Central, Steve Johnston - 07887 723 328

Leicester West, Steve Score

Lewisham Deptford, Ian Page - 07741 004 950

Lewisham East, Jean Kysow

Leyton & Wanstead, Sally Labern - 07973 251 984

Liverpool Riverside, Cathy Wilson - 07812 467 714

Liverpool Wavertree, Mark O'Brien - 07947 645 289

Luton South, Joe Hearne - 07941 861 762

Makerfield, Malcolm Jones

Manchester Blackley, Karen Reissmann - 0161 795 5468

Manchester Withington, John Clegg - 0161 861 8390

Middlesbrough, Geoff Kerr Morgan

Milton Keynes, South West - 07931 725 633

Neath Huw Pudner - 01792 415 459

Newark, Ian Thomson

Northampton North, Gordon White - 07941 861 762

Norwich South, Dave Manningham - 07808 988 320

Nottingham East, Pete Radcliff - 0115 977 4333

Oxford East, John Lister - 07929 618 579

Plymouth Devonport, Tony Staunton - 07803 620 390

Pontefract & Castleford, John Gill

Poplar & Canning Town, Kambiz Boomla - 07939 951 376

Portsmouth South John Molyneux - 07801 290 411

Reading East, Darren Williams

Regents Park & North Kensington, China Mi'ville - 07946 349 002

Rotherham, Freda Smith

Salford, Peter Grant - 07950 486 859

Sheffield Brightside, Brian Wilson - 07733 012 993

Sheffield Central, Nick Riley

Southampton Itchen, Gavin Marsh

Southampton Test, Mark Abel - 07811 210 036

Streatham Greg Tucker - 07703 131 206

Stevenage, Steve Glennon

Stockton South, Lawrie Coombes

Swansea West, Alec Thraves

Telford, Mike Jeffries - 07866 220 305

Torfaen, Steve Bell

Tottenham, Weyman Bennett - 07808 612 454

Tyne Bridge, Terry Rodgers

Tyneside North, Pete Burnett

Vauxhall, Theresa Bennett - 07796 304 546

Wakefield, Mick Griffiths

Walsall North, Dave Church - 07941 834 125

Walsall South, Peter Smith

Warwick & Leamington, Alison Claire Kime - 07941 788 063

Watford, Jon Berry - 0802 890 331

Waveney,  Rupert Mallin - 07779 161 672

Wigan, Dave Lowe

York, Frank Ormston - 07950 931 617

Reds selling SW in Blackburn, Lancs, 15th May 2004

Date: Fri, 7 May 2004 06:49:11 EDT
From: cubadot@aol.com
Subject: Fwd: Blackburn and Darwen United Against racism

Dear Comrades

BADUAR is currently distributing copies of a special election edition of
Searchlight door to door. Already, approx. half of the Higher Croft
Ward has been done.

We have arranged further dates to carry on with the distribution, which
are as follows:

Monday 10th May
6-30pm
Aldi Car Park at Ewood

Saturday May 15th
11-00am - 1-00pm
Spiral Staircase
Blackburn Market

Monday 17th May
6-30pm
Aldi Car Park at Ewood.

Please make every effort to come out and help. If you can't come
yourself, can you please let other people know so that they can join in.

We don't want any fascist coucnillors on the Borough Council and as
importantly, we don't want the BNP sneaking in on a minority vote for the
European Parliament.

We understand that the ballot papers are due out on the 25th May, so we
do not have a long time to get the Searchlight material out to counter
the racist and fascist views of the BNP and their ilk.

Even, if you can only do a half an hour, every bit helps.

Cheers
George
(01254-771556)home
0775-167-9013(mobile)

The next Socialist Resistance meeting will take place on Wednesday 12th November at 7.30 at the Leeds TUC building. The speaker will be Matthew Caygill on the topic of Imperialism, Globalisation and War. Matthew will give a report from the European Social Forum as part of his speech.All Left Alliance supporters welcome.
david amos d.amos@lmu.ac.uk

Dave Amos (Assistant Secretary, Leeds Trades Council)

David Amos
Senior Lecturer
Contact Details

Leeds Law School
Leeds Business School
Leeds Metropolitan University
Room 210
Cavendish Hall
Beckett Park
Leeds

LS6 3QS

Telephone (0113) 2832600 extn 4630

e-mail: D.Amos@leedsmet.ac.uk

12 GLEDHOW PARK GROVE
LEEDS
LS7 4JP 0113 228 6748

ASSORTED RED ACTIVISTS INVOLVED IN 'UNITE AGAINST FASCISM':

Geoff Abbott (Chair, AG3, Newcastle Univeristy AUT)

Ian Alderson (Treasurer, MSF United Craft East Lancashire)

Tony Aldis (Steward, Croydon LEA UNISON)

Niamet Ali (Rep, Leeds Community and Health UNISON)

Martin Allen (Rep, Alperton High School, Brent NUT)

Stuart Allen (Rep, Villiers High School, Ealing NUT)

Ian Allinson (Secretary, MSF 9827 Greater Manchester IT)

Dave Amos (Assistant Secretary, Leeds Trades Council)

Mushtaq Arain (Trade Union Course Co-ordinator, Dunstable College)

Julia Armstrong (MoC Sheffield Star, Branch Secretary, South Yorkshire NUJ)

 JULIA A ARMSTRONG
18 GRASMERE ROAD
SHEFFIELD
S8 0UL

Boyfriend's name Andrew T Barr also a journalist

Julia Armstrong another RED journalist also a member of the N.U.J - ain't they all??????????

IRSP Anti Racist meeting in Belfast last Tuesday
by Irp Monday, Feb 9 2004, 4:53am

IRSP Anti-Racism Meeting (and the elusive Davy Carlin)
The IRSP held a very successful meeting on racism in West Belfast last Tuesday where over 30 people heard a very interesting discussion on racism in Ireland. Unfortunately the invited speaker, Davy Carlin from the Anti Racist network cried off sick (we were delighted to see that Davy had recovered sufficiently to attend the ARN meeting on Wednesday).
In Davy¹s absence a member of the IRSP Ard-Comhairle led the discussion. He pointed out the links between sectarianism and racism and traced anti-Irish racism back to the 12th century. He drew out the racism behind the attitude of the British ruling class during the Great Famine and explained how one of the driving forces behind the Ulster Unionist case against Home rule was racism and how some unionists regarded the ³ Irish² as inferior beings to the white Anglo-Saxons.
The notion that republicans and nationalists could be smug about racist attacks in Loyalist areas was strongly knocked on the head. All of us could be liable to racist attitudes and republican socialists needed to start challenging sexism, anti-gay prejudice and racism in their daily lives. We had to live our personal lives by practising our beliefs and challenging prejudice wherever we find it. But we also needed to engage in mass political action against racism and so we should be standing shoulder to shoulder with all those under attack from the low life reactionary storm troopers

Anti-Racism Group Branching Out

By Joanne Lowry
 

THE Anti-Racism Network (ARN) is to set up four branches across Belfast as the fight to halt racist attacks in the city gains momentum.

ARN chairman David Carlin said members had agreed at their last meeting to establish branches in north, south, east and west Belfast.

"We felt there was a need to branch out because if there are racist attacks happening within communities, then they should be dealt with by that local community - by a neighbour, rather than an outsider coming in," said Mr Carlin.

Last night saw the setting up of the west Belfast group at Culturlann on the Falls Road.

The south Belfast branch will be launched on Friday night at Ballynafeigh Community Centre, with the north and east Belfast groups being established within the next week, said Mr Carlin.

"We are hoping to localise these groups even further, perhaps into areas, so that it will be easier to organise a robust approach to racism within communities," he said.

He said the ARN would also be establishing a branch within the Queen's University student movement.

Mr Carlin said that, due to pressure from antiracism organisations, and following the success of an anti-racism rally in Belfast, the British National Party had disbanded in Belfast.

LEEDS UAF INFO'

2nd of May is their next little outing same pick up points same times as shown below anyone in touch with the Leeds BNP they might like to counter leaflet the same areas

 Message: 1
   Date: Thu, 01 Apr 2004 21:01:50 -0000
   From: "leedsgr" <leedsgr@yahoo.co.uk>
  Subject: Information Bulletin

Leeds GR Bulletin

1. Sunday 4th April: National Day of Leafleting against the BNP

2. Marxists Forums organised by the Socialist Workers Party.

3. Exhibition exploring issues around conflict.

4. Indymedia Leeds Bradford Launch

5. IRAQI UNIONS NEED YOUR HELP

6. The Campaign Against Prison Slavery has declared Saturday
the 24th of April 2004 a National Day Of Action.

7. RESPECT public meeting: George Galloway & Anas Altikriti,
Monday 26th April 7.30pm, Conference Auditorium, Leeds Uni.
Plus RESPECT Appeals for funds.

8. Invite to LEEDS BASED Lefty Football tourney TO MARK
MAYDAY

Sunday 4th April: National Day of Leafleting against the BNP
Leeds UNITY against racism and fascism are supporting the
National day of leafleting organised by UNITE. On Sunday 4th
April and Sunday 2nd May, anti fascist groups and their
supporters around Britain will give out 1 million leaflets. Many
people are unaware of the true nature of the BNP and we aim to
tell as many people as possible what a racist and fascist party
they are. Join us at our leafleting sessions and bring along
friends to help.

Hyde Park & Headingley: Meet at 1pm in the car park opposite
the Grand Mosque in Woodsley Rd.,

Armley: Meet at  1pm outside Kwik Save,
Beeston: Meet at 1pm outside the Broadway pub on Dewsbury Rd.
Chapel Allerton: Meet at 1pm.
Harehills: 1pm
Little London: Meet at 1pm outside the housing office on
Woodhouse St.,
Middleton: Meet at 2pm Manor Field Hall (on the junction of
Manor Farm Drive and Newhall Drive) and St Cross Church,
Middleton Park Ave., (on the corner of Middleton Park Ave.,and Acre Rd.).
Moortown: Details yet to be confirmed
Morley:
Pudsey: Meet at 1pm at the Bus Station in the town centre.
Richmond Hill: Meet at 1pm in the Walter Crescent Car Park,
Seacroft: Meet at 1pm in Tesco's café.
Any further updates/additions will be posted on our website :
www.leedsunity.org.uk

Marxists Forums organised by the Socialist Workers Party.

Harehills: Wed 7th: How did the Spanish organise to topple
Aznar? Pakistani Community Centre, 7.30pm.

Beeston: Wed 7th: The Hijab, Racism & the State. Tunstall Rd
Community Centre, 7.30pm.

Leeds City Art Gallery are holding a major dual exhibition
exploring issues around conflict.
A number of highly interesting events are open to all and are
free:
Thursday 1st April 1.10 - 1.40pm Image and Context: A History of
the Execution of a Vietcong Suspect by
Eddie Adams - Robert Hamilton, Lecturer in the Department of
Art and Design at Manchester Metropolitan University. His talk
will look at one of the most famous images of the Vietnam
War.Strange Meeting: People and Conflict is on until the 4th April
2004 and is linked to an exhibition of works by the Leeds
University
Lecturer Terry Atkinson: Work 1974 - 2004 Conflict and
Continuation, which is on until the 11th April 2004.
Leeds City Art Gallery is open from 10 - 5pm on Mondays to
Saturdays and from 1 - 5pm on Sundays. The art gallery opens
late on Wednesdays till 8pm. Admission to the gallery is free.
 

8th April 12noon -8pm  - Wrangthorn Church Hall, Hyde Park Corner, Leeds
Indymedia Leeds Bradford Launch
Exhibition: What is Palestine really like? Photos and interactive
exhibition from a refugee camp (Balata)
demo of Leeds Bradford Indymedia web site, food and music
We are one of 10 new independnet media collectives (IMC)
around the uk promoting independent news and media (see
www.leedsbradford.indymedia.org.uk). People can upload their
own stories at the web site, creating news which isn't mediated
by the usual channels - big business, government...
9pm - late upstairs at The Fenton - DJs, visuals, films.
flier see:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/leeds/2004/03/286745.html

At Easter, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament is holding a
national march from London to Aldermaston - see
www.yorkshirecnd.org.uk or call 01274 730795 for details.

IRAQI UNIONS NEED YOUR HELP - AGAIN
In early December, U.S. troops raided the headquarters of the
Iraqi Federation of Workers Trade Unions (IFTU). During the raid,
the troops sealed the building -- and today, more than 3 months
later, the building is still sealed. The emerging democratic,
independent trade union movement in Iraq is working without a
headquarters, without
office equipment, and without funds. Today, as in December,
they are appealing to us to help.
The IFTU has a website in English and Arabic and as of today, it
has a facility for you to make donations online, securely, using
your credit cards. You can see this by going to their site at
http://www.iraqitradeunions.org/ and clicking on "Make a
donation" in the upper right corner.
If every individual reading this message were to send just $10 or
£5 to the IFTU, the organization would be enormously
strengthened -- and it would be able to get on with the job of
building a free and independent trade union
movement in Iraq. Please give generously.  Thanks.

The Campaign Against Prison Slavery has declared Saturday the
24th of April 2004 a National Day Of Action.

We urge all class conscious individuals, and revolutionary
organisations to mobilise against the state and private capitalist
exploitation of incarcerated people.

Using people imprisoned by the state as slave labour for private
profiteers is the ultimate expression of the true nature of
capitalism- fascist and totalitarian. We have the opportunity in
Britain to smash this practice while it is relatively weak.

This scourge affects all of us. It acts as an incentive for the ruling
class to get more working class people into jail and promotes
the criminalisation of more and more aspects of our lives and
culture. It drives down wages on the outside and makes life on
the inside even more miserable as education and leisure
facilities are culled to make way for sweatshops.

The Campaign against Prison Slavery has for more than a year
targeted one of the biggest exploiters of prisoners in Britain;
Wilkinsons. While Tony `Whiplash' Wilkinson sits on a fortune of
more than £365 million prisoners are forced to package his
goods 30 hours a week for less than a fiver!

We encourage all revolutionaries, anti-fascists and working
class people to pressure Wilkinsons out of prisons by any
means at their disposal. A visible and effective act of defiance at
your local Wilkinsons store on Saturday the 24th of April will be a
good first step.

More information, leaflets, propaganda and other goodies are
available at www.againstprisonslavery.org  and
www.mydadsstripclub.com
There are established CAPS groups up and down the country;
they can all be contacted through the websites above.

Keep safe, stay free and have fun visiting the vengeance of the
oppressed upon the heads of Babylon.
 

Respect public meeting: George Galloway & Anas Altikriti,
Monday 26th April 7.30pm, Conference Auditorium, Leeds Uni!

Respect – the Unity Coalition has set an ambitious target of
raising half a million pounds and recruiting 10,000 members in just two and a
half months. Can we do it? It's up to you and all our supporters.

With the European and Greater London Assembly elections
taking place on 10 June we have very little time to raise the
money we need to carry out a huge election campaign. We need
to get a leaflet into every household in Britain. This itself is a
massive task, with up to 20 million leaflets being delivered by the
post office. In addition every region will need posters, stickers,
billboards, copies of the Respect Declaration, and general
campaigning election leaflets for use on the streets, at
workplaces and in the colleges.

In total this will cost each of the eight European constituencies
outside London around £50,000! The cost for London, with the
GLA elections as well, is twice that - £100,000!

Can we do it? Yes we can!

We have the most enthusiastic and determined supporters. We
know that there has to be an alternative to New Labour and the
other pro-war parties at these elections. We have marched many
times against the war on Iraq and the continued occupation;
against the attacks on civil liberties and the rise in racism fuelled
by the government's policies. We have rallied people against
privatisation, top-up fees and in defence of asylum seekers and
decent pensions.

Now we have to win the biggest vote possible for Respect as the
only serious alternative to the war-mongers and the privatisers.

We are, therefore, appealing to all our supporters to make the
biggest donation possible. Every single penny counts.

We know that many supporters are unwaged, low waged,
pensioners or students. But we are putting out an ambitious call,
confident that we can raise the cash we need.

We need 3,000 supporters to give at least £100. And we need
another 100 supporters to give £1,000. There may even be some who can
give more!

At the same time, we have launched a membership drive to
recruit 10,000 members by 10 June. That would raise a further
£100,000.

Can you give Respect £100? It's just £10 per week for the next
ten weeks. Can you give us more?
Whatever you can give; whether it's £5 or £500, every donation
will be a blow to Blair and New Labour who think they can take
their votes for granted.

Nick Wrack,
National chair, Respect – The Unity Coalition

Send cheques or postal orders to Respect, Winchester House,
259-269 Old Marylebone Road, London NW1 5RA

Make cheques payable to Unity Political Fund.

Or pay online: www.respectcoalition.org
 

Invite to LEEDS BASED Lefty Football tourney TO MARK MAYDAY

TEAMS COMING AS FAR AS ANTWERP AND BERLIN. ITS 7A SIDE OVER THE WHOLE BANKHOLIDAY WEEKEND BUT WITH A DEFININATE EMPHASIS AWAY FROM FOOTBALL AND
TOWARDS THE POLITICS.  FAIR TRADES GOODS ONLY AND AN INFORMATION TENT TALKING ABOUT LINKS WITH THE ZAPATISTA'S IN MEXICO ETC.

If anyone would like to be part of a Leeds Globalise Resistance team or would themselves like to enter a team then reply to this address and we will put you in contact with the organisers

OXFORDSHIRE UAF

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2004 08:28:22 +0100
From: "Ian McKendrick" <ian.m2@unisonfree.net>
Subject: Fw: UAF organising letter

UNISON OfficeDear all,
Please use the letter below (the same is attached) to build support for an Oxford Unite Against Fascism organising meeting.

Oxfordshire Unite Against Fascism
Organising meeting
7.30 p.m. Monday 13th April
Upstairs room, the Mitre, High St.

UNISON Office
Warneford Hospital
Roosevelt Drive
Headington
Oxford
Oxon
OX3 7JX

30th March 2004

Dear brothers and sisters,

Please accept this letter as a request from Oxfordshire UNISON health
branch to support the launch of an Oxfordshire Unite Against Fascism
campaign group.  A copy of this letter is being sent to other Oxfordshire
trade union branches, community groups and political parties.

Unite Against Fascism is a new national campaign with the aim of
alerting British society to the rising threat of the extreme right gaining an
electoral foothold in this country, in particular the British National
Party (BNP).

We aim to unite the broadest possible spectrum of society to counter
this threat.

Until recently this country has not seen the kind of rise of the
extreme right that has blighted many countries elsewhere in Europe. However
in the recent local elections the BNP averaged 17 per cent in the wards
they contested, and averaged 20% in by-elections they have contested
since then.

On 10 June 2004 there will be European, local and London Mayor and
Assembly elections. Given the variety of electoral systems in place for
different elections, on its current levels of support there is a real
danger that the BNP could get a significant platform in elected
institutions.

The BNP can be defeated. The majority of people in this country abhor
the BNP. If every-one votes we can stop the BNP. Our campaign will urge
people to use their vote to stop the BNP

The Unite Against Fascism launch statement reads:

'For evil to triumph all that is necessary is that good people do nothing'

"We call, as a matter of the greatest urgency, for the broadest unity
against the alarming rise in racism and fascism in Britain today.

The Fascist British National Party averaged 17 per cent of the vote in
the seats they contested in the last local government elections and now
has a record 17 councillors across Britain. They are poised to field
candidates in the 2004 European Parliament, local government elections
and the next general election, in what they hope will be the biggest
electoral assault ever mounted by the far right in this country.

The BNP is now trying to present itself as a 'respectable' political
party. In fact they are a fascist party. Currently they seek to attract
votes on the basis of racism, Islamophobia, anti-semitism, homophobia
and the vilification of refugees and asylum seekers. But fascists also
stand for the expulsion of Black and Asian people from this country, the
destruction of the trade unions and the elimination of basic democratic
rights.

We believe that this dangerous situation requires a new and united
response from all those dedicated to freedom and democracy. Now is the time
for all of us to combine our forces and unite in a broad and common
front against this common threat."

In addition there is the local problem of the National Front standing
candidates in the local elections in Bicester.  Last year their vote was
held down by trade unionists and anti-racist campaigners urging people
to not vote for a nazi organisation in the ward they stood.  The NF has
since said it plans to contest more seats this year.

We would be grateful if you would support this initiative by sending at
least one delegate from your organisation to the organising meeting
below.  The proposed purpose of the meeting is to build a public meeting
for a public launch of Unite Against Fascism, and to organise
fundraising and further campaigning activities.

Oxfordshire Unite Against Fascism

Organising meeting
7.30 p.m. Monday 13th April
Upstairs room, the Mitre, high St,

Yours fraternally,

Ian McKendrick

Communications officer

Oxfordshire UNISON health branch

ian.m2@unisonfree.net
 

Signatories to Unite Against Fascism statement.

      Peter Hain MP
      David Hanson MP
      Adam Price MP
      Barbara Follett MP
      Diane Abbott MP
      John Cryer MP
      John Trickett MP
      Keith Vaz MP
      Peter Bottomley MP
      Alice Mahon MP
      Alan Meale MP
      Ian Gibson MP
      Sir Teddy Taylor MP
      Harry Cohen MP
      Betty Williams MP
      Ken Purchase MP
      Alistair Carmichael MP
      Laura Moffatt MP
      Peter Bradley MP
      Vera Baird MP
      Bill Etherington MP
      Edward Garnier MP
      Roger Berry MP
      Angela Smith MP
      Brian Iddon MP
      Anthony Steen MP
      Mike Hancock MP
      Colin Pickthall MP
      Clive Betts MP
      Janet Anderson MP
      Neil Gerrard MP
      Jane Griffiths MP
      Brian Donohue MP
      Helen Clark MP
      Terry Davis MP
      Janet Dean MP
      Adrian Bailey MP
      David Cameron MP
      Louise Ellman MP
      Eric Illsley MP
      Kelvin Hopkins MP
      Ernie Ross MP
      Rob Marris MP
      Martin Caton MP
      Jim Sheridan MP
      Martin Jones MP
      Paul Tyler MP
      Colin Challen MP
      David Wright MP
      Rudi Vis MP
      Tony Worthington MP
      Derek Watts MP
      Julie Morgan MP
      Rev W Martin Smyth MP
      Diana Organ MP
      Doug Henderson MP
      Barry Gardiner MP
      Ken Livingstone
      Tony Benn

      Brendan Barber TUC General Secretary
      Roger Lyons  TUC President and
      AMICUS Joint Gen Sec
      Dave Prentis  UNISON Gen Sec
      Tony Woodley TGWU Gen Sec
      Billy Hayes CWU Gen Sec
      Sir Bill Conor Gen Sec USDAW
      Andy Gilchrest FBU Gen Sec
      Gordon Taylor Chief Exec PFA
      Adrian Askew CONNECT Gen Sec
      Bob Crow RMT Gen Sec
      Doug Nichols CYWU Gen Sec
      Ed Sweeney UNIFI Gen Sec
      Janice Godrich  PCS President
      Jeremy Dear NUJ Gen Sec
      Judy McKnight NAPO Gen Sec
      Kevin Curran  GMB Gen Sec
      Mark Serwotka PCS Gen Sec
      Paul Mackney NATHFHE Gen Sec
      Peter Pendle ACM Gen Sec
      Rosie Eagleson AMO Gen Sec
      Steve Kemp NUM Gen sec
      Sally Hunt AUT Gen Sec

      Glenys Kinnock MEP
      Gary Titley MEP
      Linda McAvan MEP
      Glyn Ford MEP
      Chris Davies MEP
      Chris Heaton-Harris MEP
      Claude Moraes MEP
      Phillip Whitehead MEP
      Stephen Hughes MEP
      David Seymour  Political Editor, Daily Mirror
      Mark Seddon  Tribune Editor
      Afzal Khan North West rep Muslim Council of Britain
      Henry Guterman MBE Holocaust Survivor
      Dr. Richard Stone
      Lawrie & Ruby Nerva  Poale Zion
      Kashmir Singh General Sec British Sikh Federation
      Benjamin Zephaniah  Poet
      Beresford Mack Choice FM
      Bobbie Miles The 1990 Trust, Asst. Director
      Carolyn Jones Director, Institute of Employment Rights
      Clive Mardner Director Essex REC
      Dr. Siddiqui  Muslim Parliament
      George Anthony-Maggie Bowden Liberation
      Hilary Wainwright Editor, Red Pepper
      John Haylett Editor, Morning Star
      Leroy Logan Metrpolitan Black Police Association Chair
      Louise Christian Human Rights Lawyer
      Louise Hutchins  NUS/SAAR,
      Luciana Burger  NUS
      Paul Foot  Journalist
      Mark Steele journalist
      Roni Size Musician
      Michael Rosen  writer
      Laurie Heselden  Acting Regional Secretary SERTUC
      Essex Racial Equality Council
      Liberal democrats North west Region
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Oxford Socialist Alliance members:

MARK LADBROOKE, 9 BATEMAN STREET, HEADINGTON OXFORD, OX3 7BG

IAN D MCKENDRICK, 7 SALESIAN GARDENS, OXFORD OX4 2PE

Subject: Glasgow Reds
 

Dear Redwatch,
                                 I have here a list of commie university-clubs and societies from Glasgow.  I noticed that you did not have any scottish traitors on your website so I've decided to give you some.  I'm just glad if I've been able to help.
                                          Yours Faithfully, Glasgow wpww
 

From Strathclyde University:

Club Name:

Scottish Socialist Student Society
Aims & Objectives:
To promote Socialism and in particular to raise awareness of the Scottish Socialist Party and its policies. To introduce Students to an environment where discussion and diversity is promoted
Contact:
David Green
david.green@strath.ac.uk

 Glasgow University LGBT Students' Association

You can email the association on info(at)gulgbt.co.uk

Our postal address is;
Glasgow University LGBT Students' Association
Glasgow University SRC
John McIntyre Building
University Avenue
Glasgow
G12 8QQ

Robert McLaggan, Presdient: robert(at)gulgbt.co.uk
Genevieve Curran, Welfare Officer: welfare(at)gulgbt.co.uk
Craig Milne, Secretary: secretary(at)gulgbt.co.uk
Befriendment Scheme Coordinator: befriending(at)gulgbt.co.uk
Webmaster: webmaster(at)gulgbt.co.uk

 Glasgow University Living Marxism Society -
e-Mail the University of Glasgow LM Society lm@junius.co.uk

Stundent Action for Refugees
Glasgow STAR
Helen Kerridge/Maeve Gavin
126 West Princess Street
2nd Floor Flat
Glasgow
G4 9DB

STAR GLASGOW MEETINGS

--Mondays 6-7--
--comittee rm 1--
top floor of Q.M.Union

Chair
Selena Gleadow Ware
contact on: STARglasgow@hotmail.com
Vice Chair
Mairead Ni Chroinin
Treasurer
May
Secretary
Clare Nicholson, and Rachel Smith
Publicity
**Apply here**
Project Co-ordinator
Mairead Ni Chroinin
contact on: maireadnichroinin@ireland.com
PS. If you check the uni websites you might find out even more

DUBLIN REDS

Message: 1
   Date: Mon, 05 Apr 2004 05:51:30 -0400
   From: "Alan MacSimoin" <alan35@eircom.net>
Subject: Dubin Protest against Deportations

Campaign Against the Racist Referendum

Picket against Deportations and the Racist Referendum at the
Progressive Democrats office South Frederick Street (between Kildare Street &
Dawson Street) Dublin 2 on Tuesday 6 April at 1 pm.

Leafleting:
Meet Tara Street DART Station
Tuesday 6th April at 5 pm.

The next meeting of the Campaign Against the Racist Referendum takes
place  on Saturday 10th April @ 3pm in the Teachers' Club, 36 Parnell
Square, Dublin  1.  All welcome.

__________________________

Campaign Against the Racist Referendum
12a Brunswick place, Dublin 2
email: againsttheracistreferendum@eircom.net
087 7974622 or 087 6662060

CARR brings together members of many organisations ranging from Sinn
Fein and the Labour Party to Dublin Grassroots Network and the Workers
Solidarity Movement
 

Need a new email address that people can remember
Check out the new EudoraMail at
http://www.eudoramail.com

Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2004 22:57:49 +0100
From: "Mark Ladbrooke" <mark.ladbrooke@unisonfree.net> Telephone 07905958321
Subject: Wantage Hospital leafletting Saturday 2pm

Dear all,

Wantage Hospital stewards and members are going to do a leafletting
outside WH Smiths (in Wantage) from 2 pm on Saturday.
The main purpose of the action is to generate publicity for the May 3rd
Demo in defence of public services - therefore press and media have
been
invited.

The line of the protest is to be positive - pointing out the value of
ALL Community Hospitals (stewards are worried that if we say the
hospital is under the threat of closure staff may start looking for
other work and leaving - which will guarentee this happens).

At a meeting today stewards made an appeal for other unions and
community activists and workers in other community hospitals to join
them at the event which should be short and to the point.

Please bring union banners.

Regards, Mark Ladbrooke
Chair UNISON Oxfordshire Health.

Poster for 3rd May TUC event now supported by the joint stewards
covering community hospitals
www.unisonoxonhealth.org.uk/Downloads/mayday2004.pdf
If people are interested in transport from Oxford please give me a ring on 07905958321

LEEDS UNITY AGAINST RACISM
c/o Leeds NUT, Spen Lane, Leeds LS16 5BE
Tel 07932-221014

A list of affiliated members is currently being drawn up...

Cllr Keith Wakefield – Labour Leader of the Council
Cllr Alison Lowe
Cllr R. D. Feldman
Cllr Michael McGowan
Tony Stanley              Leeds Race Equality Centre

Individual Union representatives:

Tim Hales                   Secretary Leeds National Union of Teachers
Bill Chard                   Regional Organiser GMB
Mick Hoosen             Officer Leeds National Assoc Probation Officers
Brian Mulvey              Officer Leeds UNISON
Pete Lazenby            YEP Journalist – YPO branch National Union of Journalists
Chris Bearstall           Leeds TUC
 

Unions

Leeds Joint Trade Union Committee
Leeds TUC
Transport & General (Northern)
National Union of Journalists
National Union of Teachers
UNISON
NATFHE

Other Groups & Organisations

Leeds Churches Together in Mission
Leeds Faith Communities Liaison Forum
ANL

Below:

SW seller from Nine Elms.

Street star julie gets threatened by racists

Sunday Sun, Mar 7 2004

Coronation street star Julie Hesmondhalgh has received threatening letters from far-right thugs after taking a public stand against fascism, it emerged yesterday.

Julie, who plays transsexual Hayley Cropper in the ITV soap, is a long-term supporter of the Unite Against Fascism group and regularly speaks at its rallies.

Speaking at a UAF rally in Manchester yesterday, the 34-year-old said she had received threatening letters and had her personal details posted on far-right websites.

She said: "It's a bit of intimidation. I've been getting offensive stuff and letters. The worst things are always anonymous. They have been posting things on websites. It's just a horrible, horrible thing."

The personal details of Coronation Street co-star and fellow anti-racist campaigner Shobna Gulati, who plays shop assistant Sunita, are also on the site.

Julie said: "I'd rather stay at home but I feel I have a responsibility. I have just got to carry on. Shobna feels the same."

Sabby Dhalu, joint secretary of Unite Against Fascism, said the letters proved the racists were "rattled" by her support.

She said: "Having the support of a celebrity, especially from such a popular soap as Coronation Street, makes people sit up and take note. Racist individuals know this and don't like it."

Hesmondhalgh grew up in Accrington, Lancashire, and was dismayed at the electoral success of the BNP following racial disturbances in nearby Burnley and Oldham.

There is no suggestion the threats were linked to the BNP.

Police eject UAF thugs from meeting venue.

The thugs of the ANL are now trading as UAF to stifle democracy and free speech by any means necessary.

HOTEL PULLS PLUG ON TALKS

BY PAUL JAMES

11:00 - 31 March 2004
Police were called to a top Torquay hotel to help escort teachers and anti-Fascists from the premises.

Officers supervised the orderly removal of more than 20 trade unionists from the Livermead House Hotel after being alerted by anxious staff. The group, who left without fuss, then went to the Snooty Fox pub in St Marychurch where they completed their business.

Marching orders were given to members of the National Union of Teachers who did not notify the hotel about a Unite Against Facism discussion at the same venue.

But NUT spokesman Barrie Frost insisted: "This was a cock-up - not a conspiracy."

He was disappointed the hotel felt it necessary to bring in police to oversee the break-up of the meeting.

"It was not a case of us organising a gathering surreptitiously. I think the hotel just got a bit worried, so we called it off and went elsewhere. Everything was perfectly orderly and some good ideas came out of the meeting."

He accepted that wires may have been crossed in not telling the hotel that the TUC-backed Unite Against Facism would feature as part of the meeting.

He said the campaign was "not a weirdo thing" but a means of combating "the threat of the far right gaining an electoral foothold in Britain".

A fly poster advertising the Unite Against Facism discussion at the Livermead said: "This meeting has been organised as a first step towards bringing together all those who oppose the British National Party (BNP) in Torbay."

Mr Frost, who teaches at Dawlish Community College, said the teachers' union was concerned about the BNP becoming active in Torbay.

The Livermead House Hotel's general manager Tim Rew said he was running a respectable establishment which did not accommodate "fringe politics".

"By all means we would have had an NUT meeting here, but anything else other than that would not be appropriate," he said.

He praised police for the "diplomatic" way they had handled last Monday night's incident.

There will be a red protest in Leeds on Saturday 3rd April 2004. The protest is on behalf of Unison and they are handing out flyers telling people not to vote for the BNP in the elections on the 10th May. Protest organisor is John McDermott 07985 613 878. Rest assured that the Leeds Coalition against the war and the SWP will be strongly represented as well as the Kurdistan National Congress.

Claire from Leeds - Animal rights activist and anti racist campaigner - call her on 07968 365 020

We are emailing you to let you know about the (re)launch of Leeds Bradford Indymedia on Thursday 8th April

About Leeds Bradford Indymedia
We are one of 10 new independnet media collectives (IMC) around the uk promoting independent news and media (see www.leedsbradford.indymedia.org.uk)

People can upload their own stories at the web site, creating news which isnt mediated by the usual channels - big business, government...

About the Launch Event
Our launch event is on 8th April and we are lucky to be able to host a touring exhibition of photos from a refugee camp (Balata) in Palestine.

For more info see: www.minio.co.uk/balata.htm

Events on the day include:

12pm -8pm - Wrangthorn Church Hall, Hyde Park Corner. Photo and interactive exhibition from Balata Refugee Camp, films, and demo of Leed Bradford Indymedia web site, food and music

9pm - late upstairs at the Fenton pub, Woodhouse Lane - DJs, visuals, films.

For more information please contact:
imc-leeds-contact@lists.indymedia.org
www.leedsbradford.indymedia.org.uk

Dr Paul Chatterton
School of Geography
University of Leeds, LS2 9JT, UK
+44 (0)113 34 36636 (office phone)
+44 (0) 113 34 33308 (fax)

Gill Gibbons, Leeds Asylum Seekers' Support Network (LASSN)
233 Roundhay Road, Leeds LS8 4HS
Tel.: 0113 380 5690
Fax: 0113 380 5691
Email: lassn@lassn.org.uk

Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 12:21:18 +0100 (BST)
From: Socialist Party <brightonsocialistparty@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Branch Programme & Website

Here is our branch programme for the coming month:

1 April - Report from Socialist Party National Committee Meeting

8 April - Lenin: Hero or Dictator?

15 April - PUBLIC MEETING: The Lessons of the Miners' Strike

22 April - The National Question

29 April - Stalinism and the Communist International
 

As usual, meetings take place on Thursdays at 8.15pm downstairs at the Phoenix Community Centre, 2 Phoenix Place, Brighton, BN2 9ND.
All are welcome. Map at: http://www.pact.cpes.sussex.ac.uk/users/thomash/map.gif

Also please check out our new website: http://www.brightonsocialistparty.co.uk/

The SW Convention of RESPECT, the Unity Coalition was held on Sunday in Bristol. Representatives from Cornwall, Plymouth, Dorset, Gloucester, Exeter and Somerset joined those in Bristol to elect candidates for the South West Region in the June 10th Euro Elections. The PR system of voting means that seven candidates will stand in the election for the region.
Proportionate votes will be allocated to parties according to the total votes in the region, and those candidates topping the list will  be elected as MEPs.
In the Convention, attended by 150 people, many ex Labour voters and members declared their support for RESPECT as an alternative to the betrayals and war-mongering of New Labour. The Convention was introduced by a representative of the Fire Brigades Union (who are due to debate
dis-affiliation from Labour at their National Conference in May), Majid Kahn (West Midlands RESPECT Candidate), and George Galloway. A Campaign plan was also agreed and a SW Region Steering Committee established. The 7 candidates chosen each presented themselves for election with the following profiles:

JOHN BAMPFYLDE
Active over many years in trade unions in Bath. I was chair of Bath Trades Council and Union convenor in a print factory. I am currently a member of UNISON. I have worked as a legal advocate, firstly with street homeless people and now benefit claimants. I have been active in many campaigns
in Bath in the last 30 years. I am a member of Bath Stop the War Coalition. I am a member of Globalise Resistance and attended the European Social Forum in Florence (2002) and the Anti-Capitalism demonstrations in Prague, Genoa and Brussels. I have a partial disability and have practical experience of the problems facing people with disabilities.

PAULETTE NORTH
Daughter of a Vietnamese father and a Jamaican mother. Teaching in inner city schools since 1977. Prominent member of Bristol Defend Asylum Seekers Campaign who has led three successful high profile campaigns against family"deportations. Assistant Secretary of Bristol NUT. Parent governor at Portway School. Member of the Socialist Workers Party.

HANNAH PACKHAM
I am a 23 year old student at the University of the West of England in Bristol. I was a member of the Labour Party until recently, and was a local Labour Party youth officer and parish councillor in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.1 am president of my university's STW group and have been
active in the anti-tuition fees campaign.

BERNY PARKES
I'm currently involved in Weymouth STWC & RESPECT and active within UNISON.
My politics & activism are rooted in my green-socialist perspective, and previously underpinned through Labour Party membership (1987-2002). I was an elected councillor on Merseyside. Labour has betrayed us & I see RESPECT as the broad radical ,alternative.

TONY STAUNTON
Arrested and tried for leading "Illegal" march against the War last year. Founder member of Nuclear Free Coalition against Trident in Plymouth. Led local strikes against privatisation and Council cuts. Led delegations to Nice and Genoa anti-Capitalist protests, European Social Forums in Florence
and Paris, and the World Social Forum in India. Secretary of the Council UNISON Branch, Secretary of Plymouth TUC and elected memberof the TUC South West Regional Council and Executive Committee. Works in a Social Services Family Centre with a 30 year background in Children's rights.
Parliamentary Candidate for Socialist Alliance in Plymouth 2001 and long standing member
of the Socialist Workers Party.

FANNE THOMAS
1979-90 Labour Party member and Bristol City Councillor for 3 years. Chair of the Women's Committee. I was one of the councillors who fought the campaign to refuse to pay poll tax and resisted the attempts to privatise the docks.1990 I was disciplined for speaking out against the right
wing drift of the Labour Party, and finally quit. I have actively supported the firefighters, opposed student fees and campaigned against the war in Iraq. I have been a teacher for the last 30+ years in Bristol and currently teach at the City of Bristol College. I am a member of the SWP

SAMI VELIOGLU
Born in Iraq in 1965, and now living in Bristol. In 1986 I graduated from Mosul University where I obtained a BA in Economics. Prior to my studies I was training in the Iraqi special back up forces army, part time over a period of 3 years. At the end of 1986 I was instructed to join the army to
fight in the war against Iran, a war I did not believe in. So I fled from Iraq. After that I lived and studied in a few count,ies. I became a British Citizen in 1999. I am now working on a project for conflict resolution, transforming and peace building. My goals and ambitions are saving lives, helping people and delivering peace to our troubled world.

Any support for RESPECT is welcome. Please contact bristolunity@hotmail.com, qww.respectcoalition.com or ring 0779 092 9708.

Sunday 4th April is Unite's Day Of Action.
Unite Against Fascism is a new national campaign with the aim of alerting British society to the rising threat of the extreme right gaining an electoral foothold in this country, in particular the British National Party (BNP).
We aim to unite the broadest possible spectrum of society to counter this threat.
please visit our website www.uaf.org.uk

This Sunday as part of the UAFs Day of Action we are going to leaflet in Newport ,South Wales.

Over the last few months Nazi organisations have been dropping their propaganda in various parts of Newport ,this Sunday we intend to counter this with our own mass leaflet drop.

Please do you best to come and help.

We are meeting at:
12 mid day in the Car Park opposite the Bus Station (By the Old Train) Newport or the Newport Centre foyer, nearby, if its raining If anybody needs leaflets to leaflet there own area these will be
available to pick up in Cardiff on Saturday otherwise you will have to contact the UNITE office to arrange a drop.
For details on where to pick up the Cardiff leaflets please ring the UNITE office on 020 7837 4916 or 020 7837 4522.

Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 18:30:58 +0100
   From: "James CARROLL" <Parsonage@Kingcase9.fsnet.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Re: Fw: Insulting crap

There was a straightforward SWP motion calling for support for UNITE, but rather shrewdly, linking it to campaigns against state attacks on Asylum seekers and the Dungal detention centre and the promotion of a SSP Black members Network.  There was an amendment i, which correctly pointed up the role of the BNP under capitalism and its failure to make an impact in Scotland but failed to propose any real alternative except to call for more information on UNITE and called on the Exec to liase with UNITE on what role the SSP could play in it.  The SWP resorted to downright lies about the
percieved "nazi" threat in Pollockshields, Glasgow (where as most will know a white teenager was recently murdered in circumstances which initially indicated a possible racial motive, but now appears  to have been part of the usual gang strugles within the city) alleging that although the BNP
was a miniscule threat in the area, as indicated by Griffin being welcomed with less then open arms when he came up last week, The NF, which probably has less than 10 members in the whole of Scotland was active on the local estates and that racial tensions were at breaking point. From memory, no one opposed the substansive motion but there was some support for the amendment
despite debate being very limited by time factors, The Motion was carried, but not by a big margin as far as I could see. There was another motion up this afternoon linking  UNITE to support for RESPECT but I dont know whats happened with this as I was only able to attend yesterdays sessions, hopefully Sandy McBurney, or one of the other SSP comrades will be able to post a fuller report later.

JC

UNITE AGAINST FASCISM
Organised by the NAAR, a press launch as part of the national compaign aimed to inform British society of the rise of fascism. Speakers will include: Ken Livingstone, Brendan Barber (TUC General Secretary), Trevor Phillips (CRE), Henry Guterman (Holocaust survivor), Dave Prentis (UNISON General Secretary), Lee Jasper (NAAR), Glyn Ford MEP, Weyman Bennett (ANL) and John Cryer MP. Other speakers to be announced.
Venue: Room C, 1 Parliament Street, London
For more info and interviews, contact Sabby Dhalu 020 7833 4916, 07949882609 and Weyman Bennett 020 7833 4916, 07734032314.

ALAN THORNETT
FLAT 17 MYATTS FIELD COURT
MCDOWALL ROAD
LONDON
SE5 9JS

This guy writes a hell of a lot of left propaganda responsible for reporting on SA demonstrations and meetings. He's also responsible for the Unity leaflets that are being distributed down south. He's also a key figure within the ANL along with Wyman Bennett.

Steve Godward, a firefighter of 24 years and an FBU divisional representative, was wooed by and stood for the Socialist Alliance as their candidate in Birmingham Erdington during the 2001 general election. Well-known in the area as an anti-racist, he is regularly harassed by the local far-right. He has consistently built good relations with local secular Muslims whom he was gradually winning over to the socialist politics of the SA.

STEVEN J GODWARD & BEVERLEY GODWARD, 3 MASON ROAD, BIRMINGHAM B24 9EH

'Fighting Talk' from the reds
 

Message: 5
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 12:12:52 -0000
 From: "jimmypage999" <snort999@hotmail.com>
 Subject: Re: Bourgeois Anti-Fascism and UAF

 And another thought- the ANL MK1 didnt defeat the NF overnight - from their electoral highpoints in the May 1976 and 1977, it took a long time for it to drop to the level it did in June 1979 General
Election - by relevant tactics for the day, propoganda, RAR and a commitment to physical force anti fascism through the Squads- on a scale which dwarfs anything being done now

We now have under 10 weeks to stop the BNP- and without being defeatist, we cant with th tactics propsed by UAF. The best people can do is to campaign for progressive forces in the Elections such
as the IWCA in London and the SSP Euro election campaign in Scotland

Next Thursday there is a by election for Cheshire County Council in Crewe- virgin territory for the BNP- and if they poll anything over 10% there- I think we had better start planning now on how to react with Griffin being an MEP as a fact to be faced - together with a possible MEP in Yorkshire

Dear Redwatch,

Some scabby Lib Dem councillor has taken it upon his shoulders to start an "Anti-Nazi" League branch up in Barnsley.
My family has been in this country for generations and I dislike being told by a closet communist that it's not possible to debate the issue of immigration. All this scumbag wants to do is harass and intimidate nationalists. Maybe if he knows people are also watching him, he might be a little bit more respectful of our traditions of free speech and cease his plans of violence against patriotic candidates!

His credentials as follows:

Cllr Ian Guest

24 West View
Barnsley
South Yorkshire
Tel:(01226) 292265
email: cllrianguest@barnsley.gov.uk

Hi

I am a freelance journalist writing for a magazine for men which is published in 12 countries in Europe. I would like to get in contact with some Danish people from Blood&Honour/ Combat 18 - I would like to write about you.

Can you help me?

Kind regards,

Bo Lyngsaa
Lyngsaa@yahoo.com
Mobile: +45 2447 8474

Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 10:51:45 -0000
From: "Andrew" <mrandyc@care4free.net>
Subject: Re: Redwatch being investigated - For your information

In UK_Left_Network@yahoogroups.com, "Darren ONeil"
<gaitensdance@y...> wrote:
From today's BBC website.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3544095.stm

About time these scumbags were challenged.  Unfortunately it is a bit like a mythological creature, you can chop it's head off but another one will appear in it's place.  Hopefully they will actually charge those responsible rather than just shut down the sites.

Regards,

Darren O'Neil
www.worldsocialism.org/spgb

ASSORTED RED ACTIVISTS INVOLVED IN 'UNITE AGAINST FASCISM':

Geoff Abbott (Chair, AG3, Newcastle Univeristy AUT)

Ian Alderson (Treasurer, MSF United Craft East Lancashire)

Tony Aldis (Steward, Croydon LEA UNISON)

Niamet Ali (Rep, Leeds Community and Health UNISON)

Martin Allen (Rep, Alperton High School, Brent NUT)

Stuart Allen (Rep, Villiers High School, Ealing NUT)

Ian Allinson (Secretary, MSF 9827 Greater Manchester IT)

Dave Amos (Assistant Secretary, Leeds Trades Council)

Mushtaq Arain (Trade Union Course Co-ordinator, Dunstable College)

Julia Armstrong (MoC Sheffield Star, Branch Secretary, South Yorkshire NUJ)

Alex Armstrong (Rep, Headfield Junior School, Dewsbury NUT)

George Arthur (Rep, Wellgate School NUT)

Bob Askew (Negotiating Secretary, Manchester Metropolitan University NATFHE)

John Astle (former shop steward, GMB/Apex Dunlop)

Andrew Baisley (Secretary, Hackney Trades Council)

Yunus Baksh (Joint Branch Secretary, Newcastle City Health UNISON)

Roger Bannister (UNISON National Executive)

Jeff Barlow (Shop Steward, Wakefield UNISON)

Colin Barker (Steward, Manchester Metropolitan University NATFHE)

Greg Barnett (Branch Chair, London Guildhall University NATFHE)

Tony Barnsley (publicity officer, Sandwell Council UNISON)

Penny Baron (Publicity officer, Oxfordshire Health UNISON)

John Barr (President, London Region MSF)

Des Barrow (Rep, Clapton Girls School, Hackney NUT Committee)

Tom Bartlett (Assistant Branch Secretary, London Fire Authority UNISON)

Jane Bassett (Rep, Stoke Newington School, Hackney NUT Committee)

John Baxter (Branch Secretary, Stockport College NATFHE)

Martin Bennell (Branch Chair, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust UNISON)

Mandy Berger (Convenor, Housing Department, Camden UNISON)

Kate Biles (Branch Chair, PCS DSS East London)

Peter Billington (Secretary, Hyndburn Trades Council)

Phil Billows (Secretary, Royal London Hospital UNISON)

George Binette (departmental co-convenor, Camden UNISON)

Nick Bird (Secretary, Norfolk & Suffolk PCS Employment Service Branch)

Sam Birnie (Assistant Branch Chair, London Guildhall University UNISON)

Chris Blakey (President, Oxfordshire NUT)

Christine Blower (former President, NUT)

Kambiz Boomla (Chair, East London Local Medical Committee, BMA)

Sue Bond (Chair, PCS EOC Group; President, PCS General Areas Forum)

Janine Booth (Political Officer, RMT London Transport Regional Council)

John Booth (Rep, Saffron Waldon DO CWU)

Richard Boswell (Branch Organiser, PCS ES Sheffield & Rotherham Branch)

Nichole Bradley (President, Islington NUT)

John Breedon (Shop Steward, AEEU BMW Cowley)

Liz Brennan (Steward, Cambridge UNISON)

Tom Broderick (Vice-President, Hammersmith UNISON)

Paul Brook (Branch Chair, Manchester Metropolitan University NATFHE)

Alex Brooke (Workplace Rep, Stockton UNISON)

Alison Brown (Shop steward, South Yorkshire Ambulance UNISON)

Gavin Brown (former Chair, Queen Mary & Westfield College UNISON)

Trish Browne (Co-Chair, Greenwich UNISON)

John Buckell (Assistant Secretary, Northampton NUT)

Susie Burrows (Past President, Hackney NUT)

Terry Burton (Secretary, Haringey Trades Council)

Tony Byrne (Vice-chair, Bakerloo Line RMT)

Terry Calvert (Group Secretary, FBU London Region, President, Waltham Forest Trades Council)

Graham Campbell (health and safety rep, RMT Charing Cross group of stations)

Steve Cannon (Branch secretary, Sunderland University NATFHE)

Paul Carter (Chair, PCS Public Records Office, Kew)

Pernille Cauchi (steward, Sandwell Council UNISON)

Keith Chadwick (President, MSF United Craft East Lancashire Branch)

Peter Challis (Senior Steward, Oxfordshire County UNISON)

Paula Champion (Rep, Pudsey Boltonroyd Primary School, Leeds NUT)

Jill Chanter (Shop Steward, Sheffield Community Health UNISON)

John Cheshire (Branch Committee, TSSA, Northern Spirit, Sheffield)

Mark Christie (Safety Rep, Ispwich Sorting Office CWU)

Ken Clarke (Branch Executive, CWU - Post Office)

Martin Clements (Branch Secretary, PCS Revenue Group, Telford)

Shaun Cohen (Branch Secretary, PCS Government Office, Leeds)

Carol Coltman (Assistant Branch Secretary, Wigan UNISON)

Pete Cooper (President, Lambeth Trades Council)

Tarita Conn (Equal Opps. Officer, Ealing NUT)

Barry Conway (Vice President, Bolton NUT)

Terry Conway (former Secretary, London Housing MSF branch)

Ramon Corria (Ass. Secretary, CWU BT)

Doug Craig (Branch secretary, Middlesborough College NATFHE)

Steve Cushion (Branch Secretary, London Guildhall University NATFHE)

Tony Dabb (Vice-president, Gateshead NUT)

Derek Davies (Branch Treasurer, Cardiff CWU)

Dylan Davies (Shop steward, Oxford City UNISON)

Matt Davies (Rep, Blackburn College NATFHE)

Megan Davies (Branch Secretary, Connect, Cardiff)

Tom Davies (Rep, Cardinal Wiseman High School, Ealing NUT)

Alan Daw (Shop Steward, Rotherham Health UNISON)

Jane Astrid Devane (Leeds NUT Executive)

Kay Devito (Convenor, Greenwich UNISON)

Richard Dillon (Past President, Chesterfield & East Derbyshire NUT)

Clive Dixon (Branch Chair, TGWU 5/590 Branch, Jaguar, Coventry)

Alan Docherty (Branch Secretary, Darlington UNISON)

Marion Doherty (Chair, Manchester UNISON Housing Shop Stewards Committee)

Mark Dolan (Treasurer, NNW London CWU)

Claire Donnelly (Chair, PCS ES Sheffield & Rotherham Branch)

Martin Donohue (Rep, RMT Edgware Road traincrew depot)

Chris Dransfield (Shop Steward, T&G 1223 Branch Committee)

Ben Drake (Steward, York City UNISON)

Dave Draycot (Senior Steward, Leeds UNISON)

Mitch Dublin (Hackney UNISON Black Workers Group)

Mike Duggan (Steward Rotherham Council UNISON)

Marcos Economou (Rep, Homerton School, Hackney NUT)

Ian Elcote (Secertary, Middlesborugh Trades Council)

Alan Eldred (Secretary, National Broad Left, CWU)

Jane Emmerson (Steward Rotherham Council UNISON)

Jim Fagin (Chair, Tower Hamlets Healthcare UNISON)

Paul Fallon (Branch Chair, Salford Mental Health UNISON)

Gill Fallon (Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust UNISON)

Maggie Falshaw (Membership Secretary, Queen Mary & Westfield College AUT)

John Feather (Leeds NUT Executive)

Dave Fellows (Branch Executive, Brighton & Hove Council UNISON)

Dave Fettes (Chair, Oxfordshire County UNISON)

John Fisher (former regional official, MSF)

Keith Flett (Chair, Haringey Trades Council; Convenor, Connect Activists Network)

Kevin Flynn (Secretary, Tyne and Wear Association of Trades Councils)

Garth Frankland (Branch Committee, PCS British Library)

Shirley Franklin (Executive, Middlesex University NATFHE)

Keith Forbes (Steward, Hackney Bus Garage TGWU)

Kate Ford (President, Hackney NUT)

Janice Fowler (Chair, South Bank University UNISON)

Dave Fysh (Chair, Portsmouth Univesity NATFHE)

Tony Gates (Chair, Horsham District UNISON)

Alison Gander (Rep, Nelson & Colne College NATFHE)

Gill George (Chair, West London Medical Branch MSF)

Dennis Gibbon (Treasurer, Leeds NUT)

Helen Gibbs (Branch Committee, Hackney Council UNISON)

Alan Gibson (Chair, NUJ London Magazine Branch)

Dave Gibson (Assistant Secretary, NATFHE Barnsley College Branch)

Fiona Gibson (Shop Steward, UNISON Chesterfield Royal Hospital)

Andy Gibson (Joint Branch Secretary, Derbyshire County UNISON)

Pete Gillard (London Region MSF Management Committee)

John Gilmore (Branch Secretary, Bishop Auckland College NATFHE)

Steve Godward (Vice-Chair, West Midlands FBU)

Tim Gopsill (Editor, The Journalist, NUJ)

Julian Goss (Steward, TGWU buses, Cardiff)

Nick Grant (Secretary, Ealing NUT)

Peter Grant (Chair, ASLEF Manchester Piccadilly Branch)

Pete Green (Branch Secretary Kingsway College NATFHE)

Roger Green (Rep, City and Islington College NUT)

Mike Greenhalf (Secretary, North East Derbyshire District Council UNISON)

Tony Greenstein (Secretary, Brighton & Hove Unemployed Workers' Centre)

Edna Greenwood (Chair, Pendle Trades Council)

Martin Gregory (Branch Secretary, Oxford City UNISON)

Patrick Grey (Convenor, TGWU Eaglescliff, Midlesborough)

Mike Griffiths (Branch Secretary, Wakefield and Pontefract Health Authority UNISON)

Mike Grimsley (Branch Committee, Sheffield College NATFHE)

Neil Gunn (Shop Steward, Camden UNISON)

Tim Hales (General Secretary, Leeds NUT)

Simon Hall (Communications Officer, Gateshead UNISON)

Berlyne Hamilton (Shop Steward, TGWU Ford Dagenham)

Paul Hampton (President, Hammersmith and Fulham NUT)

Bernie Hanley (Vice Chair, Leeds UNISON)

Steve Hannam (Steward Rotherham Council UNISON)

Philippe Harari (Branch Secretary, Cambs and District NUT)

Rob Hardy (Senior Steward, Leeds UNISON)

Seth Harman (Branch Secretary, London Housing MSF)

Andy Hartley (Steward, Rotherham Council UNISON)

Mick Hawker (Branch Committee, Hallamshire Hospital MSF)

Lynn Hay (Chair, Oxford City UNISON)

Harry Haystead (Shop Steward, Kitchin's Engineering Chesterfield, AEEU)

Richard Heath (Chair, Coventry NATFHE ACE Branch)

Sheila Hemingway (Shop Steward, Leeds UNISON)

John Henry (Rep, Ousedale School Milton, Keynes NUT)

Joe Hearne (FBU, Secretary, Luton Trades Council)

Laurie Herbert (Health and Safety Advisor, Leeds NUT)

Jon Hextall (Housing Convenor, Hammersmith UNISON)

Peter Hick (Steward Oldham MBC UNISON)

Tom Hickey (Chair, University of Brighton NATFHE)

Keith Hickling (Vice Chair, Yorkshire and Humberside NATFHE Regional Council)

Alison Higgins (Equalities Officer, Derbyshire County UNISON)

Paul Hiller (Shop Steward, Oxford City UNISON)

Jane Hindle (Senior Steward, Leeds UNISON)

Muriel Hirsch (Secretary, Crawley Pensioners' Action Group)

Doug Holton (National Executive, Writers Guild)

Jules Horsler (Branch Equality Officer, Leeds UNISON)

Karen Hoult (Steward, Enfield Council UNISON)

Paul Hubert (Vice-Chair, Leeds Metropolitan University UNISON)

Mandy Hudson (Rep, Ellen Wilkinson High School, Ealing NUT)

Helen James (Chair, PCS Leeds & District Revenue Branch)

Mark James (Assistant Secretary, Chesterfield & East Derbyshire NUT)

Terry James (Publicity officer, Cardiff UNISON)

Helen Jenner (Chair, Leeds City Council, Joint Trade Union Committee)

Martin John (Secretary, PCS Employment Service Head Office Branch)

Adenike Johnson (Shop Steward, Camden UNISON)

Chris Johnston (Senior Rep, Northern Spirit RMT)

Steve Johnston (Rep, Cockburn High School, Leeds NUT)

Dave Jones (Shop Steward, Wakefield UNISON)

Paul Jones (branch secretary, Manchester BIFU)

Rachel Jones (Treasurer, Ealing NUT)

Sean Kelly (Convenor, Sunderland UNISON)

Geoff Kerr-Morgan (Workplace Rep, Stockton UNISON)

Tommy Kerr-Morgan (Vice-chair, Redcar FBU)

David Kersey (Communications Officer, Coventry UNISON)

Sally Kincaid (Rep, Temple Moor High School, Leeds NUT)

Mark Ladbrooke (Chair, Oxfordshire Health Unison)

Jo Lang (Rep, Acton High School NUT)

Stephen Lax (Rep, Leeds University AUT)

John Leach (RMT Executive)

Gill Lee (former President, Lewisham NUT)

Sean Leahy (Political Officer, MSF Telecom 120 Branch, Coventry)

Fred Leplat (Publicity Officer, Islington UNISON)

John Lister (Chair, Oxford NUJ)

Mary Littlefield (Branch Secretary, Tameside College NATFHE)

John Lockwood (Branch Secretary , Warwickshire NUT)

Banso Loi (Branch Secretary, Ealing Hospital TGWU)

Dave Lowe (Senior Shop Steward, Social Services, Wigan UNISON)

Alan Lubbock (Treasurer, Newcastle TUC)

Martin Lynch (President, Dudley NUT)

Tom Machell (Vice President, Sheffield Trades Council; Principal Officer, Connect Sheffield)

Brian MacDonald (Deputy Convenor, Manchester UNISON Housing Shop Stewards)

Charlie McDonald (Branch Secretary, DSS East London PCS)

Hugh McGrillen (former Secretary, London Region MSF)

Roger MacKay (Chair, Ipswich & Suffolk NUT, President, Ipswich and District TUC )

Teresa MacKay (Secretary, Ipswich & Dist TUC, Vice-Chair, Food & Agriculture National Industrial Sector, Rural, Agricultural and Allied Workers, TGWU)

Mac McKenna (Rep, RMT Brixton group of stations)

John McLoughlin (Chair, Tower Hamlets UNISON)

Richard MacSween (Vice Chair, NATFHE, Nelson & Colne College)

Steve McSweeney (Chair, City & Westminster College NATFHE)

Margaret Manning (Chair, TGWU Branch 6/389)

Tom Mahoney (Rep, RMT Finsbury Park group of stations)

John Mann (Shop Steward, Camden UNISON)

Theresa Marrinan (Rep, West Yorkshire Health Service MSF 9703 Branch

Barbara Marsh (Departmental Rep, Camden UNISON)

Lynne Marsh (President, Gateshead NUT)

Paul Mason (Treasurer, NUJ Reed Business Information Branch)

Martin Mays (Chair, Middleborugh Trades Council)

Maggie Mensah (Workpalce Rep, Newcastle City UNISON)

Howard Miles (former Chair, NATFHE Yorkshire and Humberside Regional Council)

Fiona Monkman (Chair, Islington UNISON)

Stella Moody (Leeds NUT Executive)

Nick Moore (Branch Secretary, Hackney College NATFHE)

Francis Moran (MOC GPMU, BPC Printing Ipswich)

Ben Morris (District Committee, Sheffield NUT)

Richard Morse (Secretary, Torfaen Trades Union Council)

Jeremy Morton (Branch Secretary, UNISON, Housing Associations (North))

Peter Morton (Rep, RMT Victoria group of stations)

Joy Moss (Branch Secretary, St Georges Hospital MSF)

Linda Moulsdale (Steward, Manchester Metropolitan University UNISON)

John Mulrenan (Assistant Branch Secretary, Southwark UNISON)

Brian Mulvey (Branch Secretary, Leeds UNISON)

John Murphy (Regional Rep, Blackburn College NATFHE)

Patrick Murphy (Assistant Secretary, Leeds NUT)

Ian Murray (Assistant Divisional Secretary Sandwell NUT)

Mark New (Joint Branch Secretary, Dudley Hospitals UNISON)

Oliver New (President, RMT London Regional Council)

Tim Nicholls (Branch Organiser, DSS East London PCS)

Brian Nichols (Health & Safety officer, Oxfordshire Health UNISON)

Tom Nixon (Convenor, Newham Council T&G)

Bill North (Secretary, Brighton and District Trades Council)

Chris Nykiel (Chair, Disabled Members Group, Leeds UNISON)

Kofi Owusu (International Officer, London Fire Authority UNISON)

Phil Pardoe (Branch Secretary, PCS Inner London)

Andrew Parkes (Shop Steward, Dema Glass, Chesterfield AEEU)

Alex Parkinson (Rep, RMT Arnos Grove group of stations)

Rahul Patel (Assistant Branch Secretary, Westminster UNISON)

Barry Pavier (Secretary, NATFHE West Yorkshire Area Committee)

Tony Phillips (Branch Secretary, London Fire Authority UNISON)

Allan Pike (Assistant Branch Secretary, London Guildhall University UNISON)

Anne Marie Piso (Rep, Leeds Metropolitan University NATFHE)

Dick Pitt (Branch Committee, Sheffield Hallam University NATFHE)

Janet Portman (Convenor, UNISON Chesterfield Royal Hospital)

Mick Portman (Assistant Secretary, Derbyshire County UNISON)

Fran Postlethwaite (Assistant Secretary, Barnsley NUT)

Malcolm Povey (Rep, Leeds University AUT)

Kathy Prendiville (Chair, MSF Telecom 120 Branch, Coventry)

Sharon Price (Branch Committee, South Yorkshire NAPO)

Paul Quigley (Steward, Sandwell Council UNISON)

Roland Rance (Secretary, Waltham Forest Trades Council)

Mary Reape (Rep, Doncaster NUT)

Henry Rajch (President, GMB Barnsley B12)

Karen Reardon (Branch Secretary, Greenwich GMB)

Tony Reay (Area Secretary, DSS PCS East London and Anglia)

Kitty Rees (Branch Committee, Wakefield UNISON)

Richard Reiser (NUT activist, disability rights campaigner)

Dave Renton (Branch Secretary, Edge Hill College NATFHE)

Sergio Requena-Rueda (Senior Rep, Marconi Coventry MSF)

Tony Richardson (Shop Steward, TGWU, BMW Cowley)

Tony Richardson (Social Services steward, Southwark UNISON)

Nick Riley (former ISTC branch secretary)

Dave Roberts (Secretary, Leeds City Council Joint Trade Union Committee)

Sam Robson (Rep, Westgate Community College NUT)

Lee Rock (London region organiser PCS)

Ian Roddison (Steward, Rotherham Council UNISON)

Rosemary Roe (Vice Chair, Suffolk College NATFHE)

Jake Rollin (Branch Secretary, London Guildhall University UNISON)

Chanie Rosenberg (former Secretary, Hackney NUT)

Gordon Rowntree (Branch Secretary, Teeside PCS)

Jen Russ (President, Bath AUT)

Brenda Russell (Convenor, Leeds UNISON)

Peter Rutherford (Branch, Secretary, Siemens PTS Newcastle MSF)

Dean Ryan (Shop Steward, Camden UNISON)

Sarah Sandford (Branch Secretary, TGWU 1/460 Branch Ipswich)

Nick Savage (Executive, Cambridge AUT)

David Sawer (Branch Secretary, Oxford Publishing and General MSF)

Lez Scott (Rep, Blackburn College NATFHE)

Richard Searle (Convenor, Manchester UNISON Housing Shop Stewards Committee)

Phil Semp (Rep, Teeside University NATFHE)

Mark Serwotka (General Secretary, PCS)

Tasleem Shakur (Equal Rights Officer, NATFHE Branch Committee, Edge Hill College)

Mike Shepherd (Rep, Agnes Stewart High School, Leeds NUT)

Jean Shirley (Shop Steward, USDAW Chesterfield Cooperative)

Safina Siddique (Workplace Rep, Newvcastle City UNISON)

James Simpkin (Vice-chair, Newcastle Engineering MSF)

Stefan Sims (Rep, Wembley High School, Brent NUT)

Mick Skiggs (Chair, Portsmouth RMT Branch)

Andy Smith (Secretary, Co-Ordinating Committee, Sheffield College NATFHE)

Martin Smith (Branch Assistant Secretary, PCS Brighton Employment Service)

Paul Smith (Secretary, Crawley & North Sussex Trades Council)

Tony Souter (Branch Secretary, North Warwickshire NUT)

Steve Sparks (Health and Safety Rep, London Fire Authority UNISON)

Jack Sprung (National Secretary, British Pensioners Trade Union Action Association)

Tony Staunton (Branch Secretary, Plymouth UNISON)

Ian Street (Chair, Chesterfield Area, Derbyshire County UNISON)

Linda Sullivan (Northampton NUT Executive)

Diana Swingler (Chair, Homerton Hospital UNISON)

Sue Talbot (Shop Steward, Leeds UNISON)

Inbar Tamari (NUT London Regional Council)

Jenny Taylor (Rep, Buttershaw School, Bradford NUT)

Steve Taylor (Shop steward, Sandwell Council TGWU)

Ian Thomas (Assistant Branch Secretary, Cardiff Hospitals UNISON)

Kim Thomas (Shop Steward, Homerton Hospital UNISON)

Roy Thomas (GMB Cardiff CC)

Sue Thomas (Negotiating Officer, Handsworth College NATFHE)

Angela Thompson (Joint Branch Secretary, Dudley Hospitals UNISON)

Mark Thompson (Branch Secretary, Brighton ASLEF)

Ian Thompson (President, South Gloucestershire NUT)

Dave Toomer (former President, NUJ)

Mick Tosh (Secretary, Portsmouth RMT)

Helen Towers (National Finance Committeee, NUS)

Jason Travis (President, Oldham NUT)

Greg Tucker (Branch Secretary, RMT Waterloo branch)

Paul Tucker (Treasurer, Bishop Auckland NUT)

Richard Tuke (Guards' Rep, RMT Brighton)

Paul Turnbull (Senior steward, Cambridge CWU)

Sara Turnbull (Education officer, University of Sussex Students' Union)

Eve Turner (Secretary, Ealing Trades Council)

Phil Turner (FoC & Branch Chair, South Yorkshire NUJ)

Steve Turner (Senior Steward, Cambridge AEEU)

Alan Tweddell (Assistant Secretary, Newcastle CWU)

Jennie Twydell (Secretary, London Region MSF)

Neil Vernon (Convenor, Birmingham UCATT)

Andy Vipond (President, Ealing NUT)

Lucinda Wakefield (Steward, Sheffield Hallam University UNISON)

Barry Walden (Convenor, Camden UNISON Leisure and Community Services)

Tony Walsh (Branch Training Officer, PCS, Leeds & District Revenue Branch)

Adrian Walter (Steward, Greenwich UNISON)

Jim Warner (Treasurer, Dudley NUT)

Pete Waters (Rep, Manchester Area CWU)

Phoebe Watkins (Steward, Camden UNISON)

Anna Watson (Rep, Pudsey Boltonroyd Primary School NUT)

Phil Webster (Rep, Blackburn College NATFHE)

Gordon White (County Secretary, Northants NUT)

Howard White (Chair, NATFHE Barnsley College Branch)

Sue Wild (Chair, Barnsley Pensioners Action Group)

Claire Williams (Deputy Convenor, Northern Region UNISON)

Katrine Williams (IMPS, Vice-Pres Cardiff Trades council)

Neale Williams (Group Secretary, FBU London Region)

Steve Williams (Leeds NUT Executive)

Suzie Wylie (Secretary, PCS ES Sheffield & Rotherham Branch)

Jared Wood (delegate, RMT London Transport Regional Council)

John Woods (Branch secretary, UNISON Portsmouth City)

Labour Party activists

Ray Andrew (Dulwich Labour Party activist for over 20 years)

John Bryan (former deputy leader of Southwark council)

Terry Cartwright (Preston councillor)

Louise Christian (parliamentary candidate 1987, London Labour Party Regional Executive)

Dave Church (former leader, Walsall Council)

Chris Claridge (former Labour councillor, Southwark)

John Clegg (Labour Councillor Manchester Council 1984-92)

Ken Coates (former Labour MEP)

Terry Conway (Islington North CLP, GC delegate 1983-2000)

Sam Darby (former Labour Councillor, Manchester; former Chair of Housing)

Liz Davies (Islington councillor 1990-1998; Labour NEC 1998-2000)

Jill Dawn (former leader, Newark and Sherwood Distrct Council; 12 years as councillor)

Ian Driver (former Labour and Socialist Labour councillor in Southwark)

Alf Filer (former Secretary, Brent East Labour Party)

Garth Frankland (Leeds councillor 1981-2000)

Steve Godward (Birmigham Erdington CLP)

Eileeen Green (former town councillor, Newark)

Jane Hackworth-Young (Chair, Hammersmith CLP 1992, Labour councillor 1992-98)

Nick Hallett (former membership secretary, Bolton CLP)

Paul Hampton (member and constituency officer, Labour Party 1986-2001)

Matt Heaney (Secretary, London East Young Labour Group 1995-97)

John Hobbs (former Labour Party councillor and chair of the council, Harlow)

Ray Holmes (Parish Councillor, Langwith)

Paul Hubert (LP member 1981-present; ward and CLP officer in Leeds)

Maurice Jones (former Councillor, Newark)

Peter Llewellyn Jones (Councillor, Newark)

Clive Kesterton (former ward chair, Erdington Labour party)

Chris Lovibond (former councillor, Chertsey)

David Kaye (former ward secretary, Kilburn ward, Brent East CLP)

Linda Lennard (former Women’s Officer, Hornsey and Wood Green CLP)

Keith Mallinson (former Labour councillor, currently Independent councillor)

Mike Marqusee (ward and constituency officer, 1984-1998, former editor Labour Briefing)

Diana Minns (former Labour election agent, Hornsey and Wood Green)

Cliff Moore (Labour Party election agent, Harlow, 1997)

John Mulrenan (former Peckham CLP agent)

Dan Nichols (GC delegate Romford CLP 1997-1998, Secretary, Southampton Young Labour 1995-96)

John Nicholson (former deputy leader Macnhester City Council; Councillor 1980-87; former Chair Ardwick/Gorton Constituency; Parliamentary Candidate 1987)

John Nuttall (former councillor, North East Derbyshire District Council)

Declan O’Neill (member 1980-1996; Labour Party representative on Manchester City Education Committee)

Dave Osler (member 1981-85 and 1987-95; former officer, Labour Party Young Socialists and National Organisation of Labour Students; former deputy editor of Tribune)

Dave Packer (former chair, Liddle ward, Peckham Labour Party

James Palmer (Parish Councillor, Langwith)

Val Picker (former Mayor, Newark)

Janet Portman (former Brimington Parish Councillor)

Mick Portman (former Brimington Parish Councillor)

Huw Pudner (councillor 1983-1988, former vice chair, Skewen LP)

Pete Radcliffe (former CLP secretary, Nottingham East CLP)

Tony Reid (former Deputy Leader, Preston council)

Andy Richards (Hove councillor, 1995-97, former chair and secretary of Hove CLP)

Frank Riley (former deputy leader, West Lancashire District Council)

Ian Ritchie (former Labour councillor, Barset ward)

John Rothery (former Deputy Leader, Walsall Council)

Simon Sedgwick-Jell (former Labour leader of Cambridge City Council)

Martin Simmons (former ward secretary, Dulwich Labour Party)

Pete Smith (former Labour Councillor, Walsall)

Andy Stanton (former Town Councillor, Newark, former Secretary, Newark CLP)

Fran Street (former Secretary, Chesterfield CLP)

Terry Sweeney (former Labour Mayor, Cambridge)

Martin Thomas (former Ward Secretary, Islington South)

Greg Tucker (councillor, Lambeth, 1986-1994)

Wynford Vaughan Thomas (Cambridge Labour councillor 1995-2000)

Gerard Ward (former councillor, Oxford City Council)

Geroge Watson (former Labour councillor, Ashfield)

Jeff Wexler (former Constituency Education Officer, Cambridge CLP)

Ray Whyte (Labour Councillor Manchester Council 1987-94)

Paul Woodward (former Watford councillor, party member 1984-1999)

Media and miscellaneous

Attila the Stockbroker (comedian)

Tariq Ali (writer, broadcaster)

Ronan Bennett (novelist, screen-writer)

Saffron Burrows (actor)

Michael Barrett Brown (writer)

Hardip Duhra (Chair of Governors, Villiers High School, Southall)

Paul Foot (‘Campaigning Journalist of the Decade’ -1990-2000)

Pandit G (of Asian Dub Foundation)

Mike George (writer on community care)

Tony Graham (theate director)

Anna Chen (writer, performer)

Jon Courtenay Grimwood (science fiction novelsit; recently nominated for a BSFA award for best novel)

Jenny Diver (writer)

Jeremy Hardy (columnist and comedian)

Zoe Hardy (journalist)

Paddy Hill (Birmingham Six; Miscarriages of Justice Organisation)

Philip Kane (writer)

Jabez Lam (Chinese community activist; The Monitoring Group)

Michael Lavalette (writer on child labour, poverty, welfare state)

Delroy Lindo (anti-racist campaigner)

Ken Loach (film-maker)

Kim Longinotto (BAFTA award winning film-maker, Divorce Iranian Style)

Mike Marqusee (writer)

Melanie McFadyean (writer)

China Mieville (novelist)

Henderson Mullin (publisher, Index on Censorship)

Charles Shaar Murray (writer, broadcaster)

Carol Naughton (National Vice Chair, CND)

Patti Pallinden (musician)

John Palmer (writer, former Guardian journalist)

John Pilger (journalist)

Harold Pinter (author)

Dr Robert (of The Blow Monkeys)

Adam Roberts (novelist, author of Salt, shortlisted for the Arthur C. Clarke award)

Colin Robinson (Managing Director, Verso Books)

Mike Rosen (children’s writer and educator)

Linda Smith (comedian)

Mark Steel (Independent columnist)

Rob Steen (sports writer, Guardian, Telegraph)

Peter Tatchell (campaigner)

Mark Thomas (of Channel Four)

Scarlett Thomas (novelist)

Ricky Tomlinson (actor, Royle Family)

Hilary Wainwright (Editor, Red Pepper)

Lawyers:

Peter Clark (barrister)

Louise Christian (solicitor)

Liz Davies (barrister)

Matt Foot (solicitor)

Mike Grewcock (solicitor)

Imran Khan (lawyer)

Soraya Lawrence (barrister)

Piers Mostyn (barrister)

Jim Nichol (lawyer)

Tony Ventham (barrister)

Nick Wrack (barrister, editor of Socialist Lawyer