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The Socialist 15 March 2007

£billions for rich... Pennies for us!

£billions for rich... Pennies for us!

Minimum wage insult


UNISON Health group votes for summer demo

Hewitt's 'day of exchange'


Fighting the cuts in Camden

Lambeth council attacks services for vulnerable people

Barking BNP don't oppose council cuts

Lewisham council's outrageous attack

Kurdish asylum seekers living in fear


Northern Ireland Assembly elections: Another sectarian headcount...

We Won't Pay Campaign conference success

Solidarity builds party profile ahead of elections


February revolution 1917 - what lessons for today?


US continues threats over Iran's nuclear ambitions

Iraq war: Convicted Bush official is 'fall guy' over WMD scandal


Celebrating International Women's Day


Tenants vote no to council housing sell-off

Market-driven 'social housing' threatens tenants


Will government plans stop climate change?


Build the campaign to defeat fees

International Socialist Resistance (ISR) and Socialist Students conference


Trade Unions and the Labour Party: CWU branch asks some awkward questions

Campaign for a New Workers' Party conference


Reinstate Dave Condliffe now

UNISON leaders lead members into dead end

SOUTHAMPTON council strike

PCS prepares for more struggles

Right wins lecturers' union leadership - on a 14% turnout

 
 
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Campaign for a New Workers' Party conference

The Campaign for a New Workers' Party was launched in March 2006. Since then 2,500 trade unionists and campaigners have signed its declaration, as well as 45 members of trade union national executives.

A CNWP conference will be held on 12 May. It is open to all signatories of the CNWP declaration.

For more details see www.cnwp.org.uk or email info@cnwp.org.uk or CNWP, PO Box 858, London E11 1YG.

CNWP conference

Saturday 12 May
(changed from 13 May)
12-5pm, registration opens at 11am.
University College London, Cruciform Building, Gower St, London WC1. (Nearest tubes Euston, Euston Square and Goodge St).

In this issue

£billions for rich... Pennies for us!

Minimum wage insult


Socialist Party NHS campaign

UNISON Health group votes for summer demo

Hewitt's 'day of exchange'


Socialist Party news and analysis

Fighting the cuts in Camden

Lambeth council attacks services for vulnerable people

Barking BNP don't oppose council cuts

Lewisham council's outrageous attack

Kurdish asylum seekers living in fear


Northern Ireland and Scotland

Northern Ireland Assembly elections: Another sectarian headcount...

We Won't Pay Campaign conference success

Solidarity builds party profile ahead of elections


Marxist analysis: history

February revolution 1917 - what lessons for today?


International socialist news and analysis

US continues threats over Iran's nuclear ambitions

Iraq war: Convicted Bush official is 'fall guy' over WMD scandal


International Women's Day

Celebrating International Women's Day


Housing

Tenants vote no to council housing sell-off

Market-driven 'social housing' threatens tenants


Environment and socialism

Will government plans stop climate change?


Socialist Students

Build the campaign to defeat fees

International Socialist Resistance (ISR) and Socialist Students conference


Campaign for a New Workers Party

Trade Unions and the Labour Party: CWU branch asks some awkward questions

Campaign for a New Workers' Party conference


Workplace news and analysis

Reinstate Dave Condliffe now

UNISON leaders lead members into dead end

SOUTHAMPTON council strike

PCS prepares for more struggles

Right wins lecturers' union leadership - on a 14% turnout


 

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Related links:

CNWP:

triangleCNWP extended steering committee meeting

triangleNew workers' party needed

triangleUnion activists discuss pulling the plug on Labour

triangleCampaign for a new workers' party

triangleCampaign for a New Workers' Party

triangleNational Shop Stewards Network: Brighton launch meeting