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The Labour and Trade Union Group was an organisation for supporters of the Militant tendency in Northern Ireland. The group originated in the Northern Ireland Labour Party (NILP), but developed a separate existence as that organisation declined in support, and was expelled from the NILP in 1977. It was initially named the "Labour and Trade Union Coordinating Committee", and aimed to include other left-wingers. It campaigned for a Conference of Labour, at which trade unions, socialist groups and community campaigns could agree on a coordinated approach to labour movement politics, but no such conference was ever held.

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rdfs:comment	The Labour and Trade Union Group was an organisation for supporters of the Militant tendency in Northern Ireland. The group originated in the Northern Ireland Labour Party (NILP), but developed a separate existence as that organisation declined in support, and was expelled from the NILP in 1977. It was initially named the "Labour and Trade Union Coordinating Committee", and aimed to include other left-wingers. It campaigned for a Conference of Labour, at which trade unions, socialist groups and community campaigns could agree on a coordinated approach to labour movement politics, but no such conference was ever held. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Belfast East (UK Parliament constituency) 1996 disestablishments in Northern Ireland Labour parties in Northern Ireland Belfast City Council Defunct political parties in Northern Ireland 1972 establishments in Northern Ireland Labour parties in Ireland 1983 United Kingdom general election 1985 Northern Ireland local elections 1992 United Kingdom general election Committee for a Workers' International Communist parties in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Labour Party Trotskyist organisations in Ireland Trotskyist organisations in Northern Ireland Trotskyism Far Left Communist parties in Ireland Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Labour Party Fringe party Peter Hadden Political parties disestablished in 1996 Political parties established in 1972 Labour coalition Marxism Militant tendency Militant Labour (Ireland)
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dissolution	1996 (xsd:integer)
country	Northern Ireland (en)
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ideology	Trotskyism Marxism (en)
leader	Peter Hadden
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has abstract	The Labour and Trade Union Group was an organisation for supporters of the Militant tendency in Northern Ireland. The group originated in the Northern Ireland Labour Party (NILP), but developed a separate existence as that organisation declined in support, and was expelled from the NILP in 1977. It was initially named the "Labour and Trade Union Coordinating Committee", and aimed to include other left-wingers. It campaigned for a Conference of Labour, at which trade unions, socialist groups and community campaigns could agree on a coordinated approach to labour movement politics, but no such conference was ever held. The group failed to win any support and was largely considered a fringe party. It stood Muriel Tang in the 1983 United Kingdom general election in Belfast East, where she took 1.5% of the vote. It then stood three candidates for Belfast City Council at the 1985 Northern Ireland local elections, none of whom were elected. At the 1992 general election, it stood two candidates, including leader Peter Hadden, who took 1,264 votes between them. By 1993, it was part of Militant Labour. It joined the short-lived Labour coalition in 1996. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	1983 United Kingdom general election 1985 Northern Ireland local elections Peter Hadden Alan Carr (politician) LTUG Socialist Party (Ireland) Mid Ulster (UK Parliament constituency) Labour and Trade Union Labour and Trade Union Coordinating Committee Labour and Trade Unionist
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