from Ingo Westergaard The South East London Centre for * Socialist Education was formed on Jamary 27th, 18 peoplo were proscnt and aftcr hoaring Chris Farley outline aims, present organisation and future plans of the Centre, thore was 4 general discussion on possibilitics in South East London, It was decided to draw up @ panel of speakers and topics to be offered to local labour movement organisations, draw up a'‘list of what expertise there was avail~ able locally, and cal] a further mecting in the fairly near future on tho tasis of an oxtemed list of potential supporters, at which further proposals for activities would be discussed , Such activities could take the form of both ‘education! (in the first place by provision of speakors and by the holding of public meetings) and of 'study! (i.c. of selected issues by active supporters of the local group, mecting on 4 regular basis, A provisioml stccring committee was elected, with the following composition: Malcolm Caldwell (chairman), Inge Woestergaard (secretary), Tony Stone and John Westergaard, A411 enquirics should go to me at: 7, The Glebe , london S.E, 3,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 7, 17 February 1966
South East London C.sf. Formed
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