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... Barnoldswick. His tiob was teaching %gricu ture at Craven ollege. But, always interested in politics, and alwalys a dedicated Socialist, he stood for and was elected to Barnoldswick UDC. He was to become chairman in 1973 and later was chosen to ...
... This week the tributes flowed for a straight talking former Barnoldswick UDC member and ex-Pendle councillor, an avowed Socialist who brought a dash of colour to many a town hall meeting by sportin%( his fifilt'sonal trade mark, a Known to his manf' friends ...
... ragid evolution from the left to the right of the Earty and as a cover for er inability to answer Militant’s democratic socialist policies,” says the letter. Mrs Renilson said this week that she fully stood by her original state- ments. “If Militant says ...
... week n?:.m}f 1}l)a about the Borough of “ - (l)st Pendle (Nelson Off %;30%(‘;‘5. Street Parking Places) If th - Order 1986 Socialist This proL)pses. B e e pla ing for parking in some 4 of the town centre car lexpens.l\'e & parks. et private - Whilst it is ...
... goes on the municipal golf course, which lost £25,000 last year and is likely to lose £50,000 this year. If the better -off Socialist councillors want to play this very expensive game of golf, let private enterprise take the risk, and not the ratepayers. ...
... egarty members are worried about the witchhunt and the Party leadership’s drift to the right. Instead of expelling Food socialists the Party leadership should be tuming its fire on the Tories an supporting workers in m'uggle — such as those on strike ...
... The Catholics opposed this, because it could mean closing churches and Sunday’ schools — but Cameron Doodson stuck to his Socialist principles and took the council line instead of that of the Church. He is pictured here towards the end of his long life ...
... of the volunteer workers at the Clarion House tearoom, between Roughlee and Newchurch. He had also written reviews for ‘‘Socialist Weekly,” an old political publication. : A mildly eccentric man with very strong beliefs, Mr Gomm spent a short time in prison ...