The Advance Party
The physical object identifies THE ADVANCE PARTY as publisher, supplies PO Box 3290, London NW2 3UJ, invites readers to join the Advance Party Collective and centres opposition to the Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill.
The Advance Party
The physical object identifies THE ADVANCE PARTY as publisher, supplies PO Box 3290, London NW2 3UJ, invites readers to join the Advance Party Collective and centres opposition to the Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill.
Datacide identifies Advance Party as launched in October 1993 after a meeting in a squatted north-London launderette and cites this exact February 1994 Issue 1 as an early statement of the campaign.
London Museum describes The Advance Party as a campaign group that produced a poster announcing the 1 May 1994 march and rally against the Criminal Justice Bill.
Why it matters
The Advance Party is retained as a TMR relationship because accession evidence directly identifies it in connection with a preserved Club Culture & Ephemera object.
Coverage
This accession-created authority record is deliberately limited to the supplied physical-object evidence; unsupported dates, personnel, locations, history and relationships are not inferred.
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TMR holdings represented across 1994.