deluged with requests for help from
"residents all over the country angry
over similar problems. They aren’t
interested in becoming a kind of
John Tyme double act, popping up
at enquiries in all manner of protests.
But they are happy to pass on their
guidelines for successful protest.
Q “First you must have an
elected committee -— otherwise oppo-
nents will say you arel1’t representa-
tive.
Q “Then you’l1 need a printer
on the committee for the paperwork,
or at least know of one sympathetic
to the cause.
Q “You’ll need some funds - we
raised money from door to door and
street collections. But play it straight
and get permission from the ' police.
We’ve never added up what we’ve
spent personally, but our individual
’phone bills have been £30-40 a
month! ,
cc ‘
Q You must begin by getting
your M.P. on your ‘side - but keep
p01i'iiCS out of it. We’ve made sure
that the A2 Group has represented
all Parties -- it’s important that you’re
speaking as concerned residents or
constituents, not following a Party
line. Anything you do should put
pressure on him to work on your