Within the next few weeks, and certainly well before the end of the year, production of The Week will transferred to London, This move has been under discussien for some time but has been held up by various technical =r problems. This move will bring many advantages: it will be easier tn bring out_issues oriented to political events in London, certain sponsors and supporters who live in London will find it easier to take part in the editorial work and sales will rise because we can get our journal more easily into London bookshops, There will, however, be some teething problems: we have built up in Nottingham a really devoted team of voluntary workers who work very hard and efficiently, it will take us some time to build up such a team in London, ‘/e would appeal to all London subscribers and readers to consider if they can help in any way and contact us. Telephone either Geoff. Coggan (WHI 4209), Pat Jordan (FRO 3138) or Ken Tarbuck (806 7592)
Discussions about the future of The ‘eek It has been suggested from several quarters that The Week should become a co-operatively owned limited company, with shareholders' meetings and a formal structure. No decision has been taken about these suggestions and, indeed, none can be taken wmtil the supporters of the journal have thoroughly discussed them. If any supporter of our journal has ary ideas on this matter, or would like to ensure that his point of view is considered on this question, please write in, Jumble sale raises £15 for The Week
supporters of The ‘leek organised a jumble sale for the journal lest Saturday. It was an outstanding success and completely sold out. In fact, so successful was it that people had to have their admission money returned because three times as many people came as were expected! ‘le hope other local groups of supporters will examine this method of making money for uSe REMINDER! REMINDER! REMINDER! 2 MINDFR! REMINDER! REMINDER! RTMINDER! There will be a bottle party to raise funds’ for The Week at 3la, Maury Rd., Stoke Newington, this Saturday, November 19th. commencing at 7.30 pem. ring 806 7592 for details how to get there, etc.