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Manchester Branch School
Saturday 19 April, 1pm to 5pm
The Sick Society
Capitalism on The Couch
Speaker: Peter Rigg
Can Socialism Cure our Ills?
Speaker: Ed Blewitt
Friends Meeting House,
Mount Street,
City Centre
(next to Central Library and
Manchester Town Hall)
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Swansea
Is Socialism
a Faith?
14 April
Ravages of Eco-Tourism
12 May
Immigration: Can it
Carry On?
9 June
Talks followed by
questions and discussions.
Venue for talks: Unitarian Church, High Street, Swansea, 7.30pm
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Central London
Friday 25 April. 7.30pm
“If you prick me...”: a survey
on racism
Speaker: Bill Martin
The Lucas Arms, (first floor)
245A Grays Inn Road,
London WC1
(nearest tube: King’s Cross
St.Pancras)
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Socialist Ramble
A ramble along the Green Chain
Walk in South-East London, approx 6
miles.
Sunday 8 June, meet
Falconwood station 11 am.
This is open to members, supporters,
non-members, etc. - anyone interested in finding out about socialism
and the Socialist Party in a relaxed informal setting.
We shall stop at a pub for lunch.
If you would like to know more about
the route in advance, contact Richard
Botterill on 01582-764929.
On the day, phone Vincent Otter’s
mobile 07905-791638.
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Central London Dayschool
Saturday 5 April, 1pm to 5pm
POLES APART, CLIMATE CHANGE,
CAPITALISM OR SOCIALISM?
Speakers: Glenn Morris (Arctic Voice),
Brian Gardner (Socialist Party)
Small Hall, Conway Hall, Red Lion
Square, WC1 (nearest tube: Holborn).
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Chiswick
Tuesday 15 April. 8pm
THE NATURE OF HUMAN NATURE
Speaker: Adam Buick
Committee Room,
Chiswick Town Hall,
Heathfield Terrace
(corner of Sutton Park Rd), W.$.
Nearest tube: Chiswick Park.
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Manchester
Monday 28 April, 8.30 pm
‘Discussion on Housing’
Unicorn, Church Street, City Centre
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Edinburgh
and Glasgow Day School
Saturday 10 May, 1 to 5pm
Community Central Halls, 304 Maryhill
Road, Glasgow
CAPITALISM IN THE 21st Century
Why Capitalism Can’t Go Green,
speaker Paul Bennet
(Manchester)
Another Century Of War?
speaker Gwynn Thomas
(South West London)
The Tyranny of Copyright,
speaker Tristan Miller
(Central London)
Each speaker will speak for 30 minutes.
The rest of the session will be devoted to
questions and discussion.
Free tea, coffee and light refreshments
will be available throughout the afternoon.
Admission free, all welcome.
View Leaflet.
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a look at page 1 and 4.
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Summer
School
Friday 18 July to Sunday 20 July
RELIGION
Our weekend of talks and discussion will explore socialist views on
religion and its impact on society. How does faith relate to other
aspects of capitalism, such as relations between countries
or between communities? How does a religious outlook differ from a
socialist or humanist one?
The venue for Summer School is Fircroft College, which offers excellent
facilities within easy reach of Birmingham city centre.
Full attendance (including accommodation
and meals Friday evening to
Sunday afternoon)
costs £120 per person, or £60 to those on low incomes.
Send a £10 deposit (cheques made payable to the Socialist Party
of Great Britain)
to Summer School,
flat 2, 24 Tedstone Road,
Quinton, Birmingham, B32 2PD.
Enquiries to Mike at spgbschool@yahoo.co.uk.
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