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The Communist Workers’ Organisation (North East Section) holds regular meetings in Durham open to all who are interested in defending the independence of working class action These are usually on the first Wednesday of every month at 7.00 p.m. in the
People’s Bookshop - The Attic - Saddlers Yard
70 Saddler St - Durham - DH1 3NP
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The next meeting will (exceptionally) be on Wednesday November 16. Topic: "Occupy the World" Anti-Capitalism and the Working Class.
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Possibly something on the labour party?
May attract a new face?