By 93 votes to » the Birmingham City La Party passed on October .9th a resolution which called on the Labour group on the Council to suspend its rents scheme “to allow a Labour Governmont, when elected, to offer low interest rates to local mthorities, in line with Socialist policy." Another resolution,passed by 109 votes to 79, criticised the failure of party officers to call a special policy conference on tho rents plan.
International Bulletin / The BulletinThe Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 13, 14 October 1963
Tirmingham Labour councillors rapped over rents policy
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