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Waltham Forest protest

Waltham Forest Libraries dispute , photo Bob Severn

WALTHAM FOREST libraries Unison steward and Socialist Party member Nancy Taaffe spoke at a rally against cuts to library services and attacks on library workers' terms and conditions in the London borough. One library worker has now been suspended for not accepting the council's new contract. The protests was organised by the campaign to get St James Street library reopened.

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Banking on NHS profits

My pain - and privatisation

Anti-racism

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Socialist Party editorial

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Waltham Forest protest

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National Shop Stewards Network second conference

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The costs of privatisation

Brighton bus drivers strike

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