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ACCORDING to official figures eicht per cent of Welsh WUENGI are now unemoioved SOmE areas the percentage out of work recent pushed Have maures uo to one berson nter reasons tor the queues is Labour's latest attacks Have meant -outa vales teacher colleges will close both and standards Wales system nave meant nunereas or bus worr ers osing ineir loos In West Glamorgan even the Area Healthy Authority admit that the health service is and yet as with the rest or ine count. a new nos pital construction work has been Such are examples of the inhardship which creasine bobidi nas prompted local pusic sector unions (including NALGO, NUPE ASTMS CPSA), trades councils community organisations. students and South Wales miners to support the West Glamorgan de nonstration against cuts and un employment to be held in Swan sea on 19 February -ne march initiated by Wes Glamorgar Committee AGains Cuts in the NHS, has shown the possibility of uniting broad sup port against Labour's policies.

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Wales National Union of Miners occupied EGA Hospital in Londor ano une local -caucanon coneye tacine closure tre mareners blan to leave Swansea, Dyfatty Lights at 11am. • An all-Wales "Day of Action' soninst ine curs mas been caret by national public service unions on 26 February.