Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

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TUSC has been set up in opposition to public spending cuts and privatisation, for investment in publicly owned and controlled renewable energy, for the repeal of the anti-trade union laws, and the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan.

www.tusc.org.uk

General Election launch rally

Thursday 25 March, 7.30 pm

Friends Meeting House, Euston Road, London, NW1 2BJ

Speakers include:

Bob Crow, Rail, Maritime and Transport union general secretary

Brian Caton, Prison Officers Association general secretary

Chris Baugh, Public and Commercial Services union assistant general secretary

Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor

Michael Lavalette, Socialist Workers Party councillor

Election results: How did TUSC do?

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition local election reports

TUSC: the electoral alternative to the parties of the rich

Video: TUSC applauded on BBC's Question Time

Vote for a socialist alternative

Build a socialist alternative to austerity

Socialist:

Bristol Central Socialist Party: Art and Politics

Bristol Central Socialist Party: The role of the monarchy in capitalist society

More attacks on right to campaign

Building the electoral alternative in Brent

Election:

Con-Dems battered in Scotland

Legitimacy of Cameron and Clegg further shattered

London, Hackney TUSC election rally

Dave Nellist:

Become Coventry deputy mayor? Thanks, but no thanks!

Socialist councillor leads fight to restore EMA

Coventry: Re-elect Dave Nellist

Bob Crow:

National Shop Stewards Network 6th annual conference

Waltham Forest rally: TUSC standing leaders with 'bottle' to fight cuts

TUSC campaigns round-up

Brian Caton:

Keep probation services public

Interview: Ken Clarke's prison plans

Workers' anger surfaces at TUC

TUSC:

London elections - TUSC: A marker for future struggles

Unison attacks TUSC candidate

Southampton TUSC and Socialist Party: May Day rally

Afghanistan:

Poppy mania for bosses...

Picture slide show: Marking ten years since the invasion of Afghanistan

Power and terror