Kent and Sussex Branch
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gnome wrote:We need a single definitive logo which is consistent both with the traditions of the Party and in keeping with the new Head Office fascia sign.
I agree. At the moment the party is hidden behind a multitude of designs and logos. It should not be left to individuals and branches to decide which log to use.
What we need in the first instance, is an Image, that is conducive to and aligned with "our aim". The use of archaic terminology, ie Great Britain is, IMHO, an anchor to an outdated and failed past and "does not" reflect our objective.
steve colborn wrote:The use of archaic terminology, ie Great Britainsteve colborn wrote:The use of archaic terminology, ie Great Britain is, IMHO, an anchor to an outdated and failed past and "does not" reflect our objective.Like here perhaps?
Declaration of Principle 8 wrote:The Socialist Party of Great Britain, therefore, enters the field of political action determined to wage war against all other political parties, whether alleged labour or avowedly capitalist, and calls upon the members of the working class of this country to muster under its banner to the end that a speedy termination may be wrought to the system which deprives them of the fruits of their labour, and that poverty may give place to comfort, privilege to equality, and slavery to freedom.gnome wrote:steve colborn wrote:The use of archaic terminology, ie Great Britain is, IMHO, an anchor to an outdated and failed past and "does not" reflect our objective.Like here perhaps?
Declaration of Principle 8 wrote:The Socialist Party of Great Britain, therefore, enters the field of political action determined to wage war against all other political parties, whether alleged labour or avowedly capitalist, and calls upon the members of the working class of this country to muster under its banner to the end that a speedy termination may be wrought to the system which deprives them of the fruits of their labour, and that poverty may give place to comfort, privilege to equality, and slavery to freedom.I note with interest that there is no mention of world socialism, instead what we have is "…and calls upon the members of the working class of this country…"
Next meeting of K&SRB – Sunday, 12th October 2014 at 2.00pm at The Muggleton Inn, 8 High Street, Maidstone ME14 1HJ (first floor)http://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/event/kent-and-sussex-regional-branch-maidstone-1AGENDAElection of ChairApologies for absenceAdoption of minutes of previous meetingi) Burgess Hill meeting – 9/11/14ii) The Party's Image/motion to ECiii) 2014 Autumn Delegate Meeting Agenda and Reportsiv) Call for nominations for 2015 Party Officers and Executive Committeev) 2015 General Electionvi) Day or Weekend School in 2015vii) Notice of Business"The Party's attitude and members' responsibilities regarding referenda"viii) Money Free PartyQuarterly Financial ReportForms 'A'EC minutes – 10th meeting – 4/10/14Future propaganda activitiesa) Rochester and Strood by-electionAny other businessCollectionAdjournment
To mark the start of the Branch's 2015 General Election campaign in Brighton this meeting's been arranged in nearby Burgess Hill on Sunday. 9th November.
gnome wrote:To mark the start of the Branch's 2015 General Election campaign in Brighton this meeting's been arranged in nearby Burgess Hill on Sunday. 9th November.It's great to see a branch getting stuck in, reminds me of when I was in the North East branch.One small criticism, though perhaps not so small given the recent discussions on this site about Party identity and confusion over multiple names. The lead sentence at the top has the Party going by the name of Socialist Party.
Here's a rather fuzzy screenshot of the Ad in one of the local Sussex newspapers. I'm told it's much better 'in the flesh'.
Well done.Once again i have to say we should be spending more money in our advertising of meetings and of the party generally. In my experience, local papers are usually read from front page to the back page, particularly the classifieds, unlike the nationals when only a few sections get read and the other bits are merely skimmed.Also worth exploring are the local university/college newspapers.
norm_burns wrote:Just wondering what that cost? Nice size – noticeable!£90 + VAT. The paper is the Mid Sussex Leader and it's distributed free. The Ad appeared in Thurday's (Nov 6th) edition. A similar Ad appeared in The Argus, which is a paid-for paper, on Tuesday (Nov 4th).
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