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Bury hostel reprieved? - but sit-in goes on

Red Weekly No. 168, 30 September 1976 · p. 2 of the scan · 292 words

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A ROTA of local people are now on call to give immediate assistance to ine activity Bury Action Group Against Cuts occu the Council to keep open Radcliffe Day centre cupation of Hillcrest Hostel in Bury. The Hostel is a 'half-way house' for people pied Hillcrest on 12 September to stop being forced out prematurely and to halt closure plans.

ine victories scoreo aresov in torcine Nursery and Whittle Pike Adult Training Bury.

Wing them.' one front.

mainly as a result of action organised by the Action Group show that the tory counci was not prepared Now, of course Council has decided on tactics to divide called and weaken ine campaign by orantin some small concessions while the axe is meanwhile aimed at other departments.

Bury Area Health Authority now says that it could finance the running of the MosTe or anoner to monus saving it immediate closure Commented Gordon Hubert, chairman of Bury Action Group. ine residents or micrest are ver happy at the thought of the home staying MEETING for all those fighting against the cuts. 8.00pm, 5 October, Knowsley Arms, Haymarket Street, Kay Gardens, would CUIS open. But they are adamant that the sit-in will continue until a written assurance is received that the Hostel will stay open and the Action Group will go on suppor Conference Furthermore, to make sure that the general fight against the cuts is not split ment. was a resur ordoodren concessions ol two local Party Bury Action Group, Bury Labour Party and local trade unionists have signed the Labour Party Conference in ine loboy Blackpool of thi National Coordinating Committee Against Cuts in the NHS 10 demand implementation of last year's resolution on the NHS - ignored by the Labour Governme

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