[Our assessment and perspective for the fight against…]
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Our assessment and perspective for the fight against the cuts is very different trom that outlined by Ted Knight.
Our policies do not take as their starting point the obvious problem of isolation of any council that defies Heseltine's ultimatums on spending.
We start from the necessity or action to defend the jobs, services and living standards of the working dass-and the necessity therefore to find ways and means to build a movement to prepare such action and break down the isolation of sections of workers and Labour Councils that lead it. abscades erecace l the leader.
sect rather' than accept these obstacles.
Ted Knight of course points to the fact that Lambeth Labour Group convened last November's national conference and a recall conference in Januted, held marches, and supporLambeth trade unionists.
He argues correctly that even in going as far as this Lambeth has gone further than most in campaigning against the cuts.
But the fact is that useful though these activities have been, they have been limited in scope zad seen by back Kungt!
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