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Our London public meetings at Conway Hall, Red Lion Square  run through the year. Regular attenders will be pleased to know that the room has been moved to the larger Brockway Room.

The Party’s annual London May Day rally is always held on May Day itself, regardless of state bank holidays – in 2019, Wednesday 1 May, in Conway Hall, Holborn. There will also be May Day meetings in Scotland and Yorkshire. Other meetings are held around Britain, and all are advertised in Workers magazine and online. To be sure of staying informed, sign up to our free email newsletter (see the signup box at the foot of this page). 

As well as our regular public meetings we hold informal discussions with interested workers and study sessions for those who want to take the discussion further. If you are interested we want to hear from you. Call us on 07308 979308 or email info@cpbml.org.uk

• As well as the Party’s own events, this page occasionally lists others that readers may interested in. To request a listing here, email workers@cpbml.org.uk

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Brexit: from ideas to action - Manchester

CPBML public meetings
Thursday 13 February 2020 19:30 to 21:30
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Manchester

Manchester, Thursday 13 February, 7.30 pm

A special discussion event, Upstairs meeting room, The Britons Protection, 50 Great Bridgewater Street M1 4GX

We cannot rely on politicians to keep Brexit on track. Coming after the General Election, this event will be different from the usual CPBML public meetings. It will be designed to maximise discussion and participation from the audience, and come up with ideas for action. Free entry.

How to protect the environment (and why the EU makes things worse)

CPBML public meetings
Tuesday 3 March 2020 19:30 to 21:00
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London

London, Tuesday 3 March 2020, 7.30 pm

A CPBML public meeting in the Bertrand Russell Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL.  

We are often told we must stay in the EU “to protect our environmental rights”. And yet we constantly read that the environment has grown worse over the past few decades – when Britain was a member of the EU. Both refrains cannot be right. Come and hear an independent approach to the environment in a lively talk – and then join in the discussion. Free entry.

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