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Cardiff Abortion Campaign Newsletter Number 4, Cardiff, 1981

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Title Cardiff Abortion Campaign Newsletter Number 4, Cardiff, 1981
Description A Cardiff Abortion Campaign newsletter, number 4, published in 1981. The newsletter provides details of the schedule for leafleting in different areas including Ely, The Hayes, and Cowbridge Road, as well as information on the 'Campaign Against the Corrie Bill Conference'.

The Cardiff Abortion Campaign (CAC) was a local activist group formed in the 1970s to support and improve women's access to abortion in the region.

Glamorgan Archives, DWAW35
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Item URL https://www.peoplescollection.wales/items/737146
Community archive People's Collection Wales
Subject

'Activism and Pressure Groups'

Abortion rights

Corrie Bill

Women

Cardiff Abortion Campaign

CAC

volunteer

Volunteers

volunteering

Charity

cardiff

Level Item
Author VCS Chronicle

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