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UK: Learning from history: The Greater London Council: The GLC Story 1981-1986

03 January 2016

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See: The GLC Story 1981-1986 (Radio recording link) Opens with a rap song "Kill, kill the Police Bill" produced by the GLC Police Committee Support Unit. The PCSU serviced the GLC Police Committee, produced in-depth reports, ran a bi-monthly newsletter "Policing London", funded local issue campaigns and 20 local police monitoring groups in London boroughs - two continue today in Southall and Newham.

See: Website: A Greater London: The GLC story from 1981-1986

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