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Our Planet, not Private Profit
For Decent Public Transport!
Public transport, such as buses and trains, has been privatised. Costs have gone up and services are worse. But public transport could play a key role in reducing the amount of pollutants emitted.
We demand:
- Big business out of public transport! Reverse all privatisation. Renationalise the transport system under democratic control and public ownership, including research.
- For affordable and available train, bus and other forms of public transport. A cap of 50p for a local journey. For concessions for young people, pensioners and others on low incomes.
- A programme of massive public funding into research to make these modes of transport greener.
- Democratic involvement of users and trade unions in the running and planning of these services.
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Workplace news and analysis
DWP strike: Fighting low pay
Socialists and the trade union leaderships
What we think
Labour's funding scandal
How New Labour got hooked
Grayscale
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No to academy schools!
Compulsory school to 18 - a rosy future for young people?
Child poverty rises
Rail fares unfair
International socialist news and analysis
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Annapolis - a framework for further conflict
Intelligence on Iran wrong
Disunited Russia
Italy: transport strike
Kosova: After the elections - before the explosion
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Argos strike in southern Ireland
South African miners strike over safety
Socialist Party review
The socialist review: 'Taking Liberties'
Post Office and CWU
Keep the 'people's Post Office' public
CWU ballot result
Workplace news
Unison's right wing still witch-hunting
Save Cadbury jobs!
Manchester's striking mental health workers: Defending trade union rights
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