HTUC will hold its annual general meeting on Wednesday 24 Feburary between 7-8pm at the Cafe Z bar on Stoke Newington High Street (opposite the police station).

It is open to all but only current delegates to HTUC will be allowed to vote.

(a) March

Assemble at Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park, St Georges' Road, London SE1, (near Imperial War Museum), from 11.30am onwards, (Nearest tubes: Lambeth North or Elephant & Castle).

The march will proceed along Lambeth Road to Lambeth Bridge - and then to the rally venue via Horseferry Road; Greycoat Place; Rochester Row; Emery Hill Street; Francis Street; and Ambrosden Avenue.

(b) Rally
The Rally is being held in Westminster Cathedral Hall, 42 Francis Street, London SW1P 1QW, (but, please note, the entrance is in Ambrosden Avenue). The rally will start at 1.00pm. It is being chaired by Janice Godrich and the speakers will include Mark Serwotka, (PCS General Secretary) and a representative from the Hewlett Packard dispute.

FRIENDS OF HACKNEY NURSERIES INVITE YOU TO A HUSTINGS MEETING

March and Rally: Assemble 1200 at Clerkenwell Green.. move off to Trafalgar Square 1300...

London education strikes and demonstration on 5 May

HSN/Reel News Film Discussion night this Sunday 9th May MOTH 7pm with footage from the brand new Reel News DVD..

Whatever the outcome, the forthcoming General Election will be a watershed for the labour movement. With all the major parties threatening massive cuts in public spending, there is clearly a need for the Left to discuss how it can cooperate on this and many other issues.

Hackney TUC meeting 19 May at 7pm in the basement of CAFE MOSTRA 86 Stoke Newington High Street, N16 7PA. All Hackney trade-unionists welcome!

National Learning at Work Day 2010 will take place on 20 May as part of Adult Learners' Week on the theme of ‘Creating Connections’. Thousands of people in workplaces across the country will be learning something new and celebrating learning achievements.

Right to Work is organising an emergency post-election conference on Saturday 22 May in central London .

An age of austerity is what all three established parties are promising after the forthcoming general election. All are pledged to cutting public services in order to pay for the public budget deficit. Ordinary people are being asked to pay for a deficit caused by this government nationalising the gambling losses run up by the bankers.

Hackney Solidarity Network - next meeting Tuesday 25th.