Over 2,500 students marched through London last Sunday demanding higher grants and an end to victimisation by police and college authorities. One of the main slogane was: 'Essex, Shrewsbury is one fight-workers, students The demonstration ended with a rally in Trafalgar Square. Among the speakers was one from Essex University, who stressed that it was direct action backed up by working class support which had won the reinstatement of victimised students Will Rich and Ronnie Munck, Miners" leader Mick McGahey also spoke, pledging full support from the trade unions for the students' ongoing struggle against police violence and for a better standard of living. ING GAY GROUP: Contact J. Mills, 153 Woorhouse Lane, Leeds for further information.
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