Come and hear TUSC candidates standing in your area

Cardiff

Thursday 19 April 7-9pm, Cardiff Bus Sports and Social Club, Tudor St, Riverside

Stevenage

Monday 23 April 8pm, Bedwell Centre, SG1 1NA

Liverpool

Thursday 26 April 7.30pm, Adelphi Hotel, Lime Street.

Swansea

Thursday April 26 7.30pm, Dyfatty Community Centre, Chapel St, Swansea.

Coventry

Saturday 28 April 1.30pm, Coventry Transport Museum, Starley Suite (upstairs), Millennium Place, Coventry City Centre, CV1 1JD.

Leeds Horsforth

Saturday 28 April 5pm, Grey Horse, Long Row, Horsforth, Leeds

Carlisle

Monday 30 April 7pm, Currock House Community Centre, Lediard Avenue

London meetings

Southwark. Thursday 19 April from 7-9pm.
Camden. Friday 20 April
Newham. Tuesday 24 April 7.15pm Durning Hall, Earlham Grove, Forest Gate.
Wandsworth and Merton. Tuesday 24 April 7.30pm, Colliers Wood Community Centre, 66-72 High Street, Colliers Wood SW19 2BY.
Brent. Tuesday 24 April 7.30pm
Rising Sun, 25 Harlesden Road, NW10 2BY
Waltham Forest. Thursday 26 April 7.30pm. William Morris Community Centre, Greenleaf Rd, E17 6QQ.
Greenwich. Thursday 26 April Charlton House, Charlton Road, London SE7 8RE.
Tower Hamlets. Monday 30 April 8pm. Oxford House, Derbyshire Street, E2 6HL.
Lambeth. The Karibu Centre, 7 Gresham Road, SW9. Monday 30 April.
Hackney. Tuesday 1 May

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