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Labour Representation Ctte conference
LRC Conference 2007: The Next Steps for the Left
Saturday 17th November
While the Labour Party leadership increasingly closes down and centralises control of political debate within the party, new social movements are forming to address the key issues facing the world. This conference will focus on how the left within the Labour Party and trade unions can build a bridge between these new forces and our movement, both within this country and internationally. This conference is about the left turning outward to open up the debate, creating a manifesto for 21st Century Socialism in the era of corporate globalisation.
10am-4:30pm, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London (nearest tube: Holborn)
Speakers include: Tony Benn, Katy Clark MP, Jeremy Corbyn MP, Kate Hudson (CND), Joe Marino (BFAWU), John McDonnell MP, Mark Serwotka (PCS), Elaine Smith MSP, Jon Trickett MP, Matt Wrack (FBU)