Centre for Socialist Education Plans Teach-ins

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Meeting in London on Saturday last, the steering committee of the Centre for Socialist Education decided upon an important programme of activity. Nationally, a weekend teach-in on "The Labour Government and the Trade Unions" is to be convened in London early in 1966. This will be followed by other teachwins on major questions of the day. Progress with the “Read- in” on incomes policy is advanced, and a seminar of contributors and other interested people will take place on January 22nd in London, Convenor of this event is John Palmer, of 2, Clock House Mead, Oxshott, Surrey, to whom all enquiries should be addressed. Plans were approved for an "Anti-Devlin Report" to be prepared by Tony Topham with a team of other interested people. An extremely interesting report on workers! control in nunicipal enterprise, prepared by Hull busmen, was discussed, and will be recommended for discussion to local centres, Activity in the regions is booming. Manchester is calling a series of 4-day-long seminars on key problems: immigration, incomes policy, and the national plan. Over 40 people had attended the founding committee meeting of the London Centre, to prepare plans for the public launching of the work of the Centre. The Yorkshire steering committee met on the same day as the national body, and discussed plans for trade union studies in a number of centres, A short guide on "How to form a local Centre for Socialist Education" was keenly discussed, and after it has been finalised it will be published by the committee. The Sheffield and Oxford centres are both in an edvanced state of formation. Oxford will have its inaugum. meeting on Jan 22nd, and Sheffield met last Sunday to discuss plans for the formation of at least four study groups. A roster of persons willing to lecture to local centres is being prepared for distribution to local convenors, Although over £100 in donations has been collected nationally, donations to the Centre are very urgently needed. Lack of money is beginning to hold up the publicity drive which is becoming very necessary to develop the works ;