Broad Left organisation at the earliest opportunity, to maximise the role of both organisations' activists in the new union. Unity Gazette is completely self-financing, by means of members' donations. The name Unity Gazette derives from a newspaper of the same name which had a regular print run and was circulated within AEEU workplaces. This paper was not printed for many years except as a special edition for conferences and in response to industrial disputes. In April 2006 the Unity Gazette was revived as a monthly newsletter which is available on the website and is delivered to supporters by email or post. Another caucus group within the union, with different aims, is ATU Network. That group seeks to attract Labour-supporting members of Amicus who are sympathetic to Blairism. It is currently smaller than the Gazette, with a much lower profile. However it is believed to have opposed the Gazette's campaign for election of full-time officers. See also ATU Network External links National website of Amicus Unity Gazette North West Amicus Unity Gazette Yorkshire & Humberside Unity Gazette Labour movement in the United Kingdom Factions