The Socialist

The Socialist 10 May 2007

Workers need a political voice

Conference for a working class alternative

Blair's departure: Curtain falls on disastrous reign

Workers need a political voice


Time for a new workers' party


Campaign for a New Workers' Party conference

How we can fight to build a new workers' party


Save Maudsley emergency clinic now!


Escaping Maggie Thatcher's glare

Salford: Tenants oppose stock transfer


France: preparing for a "third round" on the streets

Turkey: "No to coups, no to sharia"

Musharraf hangs on in Pakistan while poverty and oppression multiplies


Strong support for the Socialist Party in Coventry

Huddersfield: Support for NHS campaign cuts across Labour lies

Wales: Labour's worst result

Scottish Elections: Labour rocked as SNP wins


PCS: Unity against low pay

One big rail union?

 

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The Socialist 10 May 2007, issue 486

Conference for a working class alternative

A highly successful second conference of the Campaign for a New Workers' Party (CNWP) took place on Saturday 12 May. A central London hall was packed with over 350 people who were united in wanting to develop the campaign further.

Blair's departure: Curtain falls on disastrous reign

Workers need a political voice

PCS on strike 1 May 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

PCS on strike 1 May 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

After the no-choice elections: THE 3 MAY council elections for most workers were a choice between New Labour, the Tories and the Lib Dems...

Socialist Party election analysis

Time for a new workers' party

Campaign for a new workers, photo Paul Mattsson

Campaign for a new workers, photo Paul Mattsson

2007 election analysis: Belligerent to the end, Blair described Labour's election results as a "perfectly good springboard to win the next election"...

Campaign for a New Workers Party


CNWP conference

Campaign for a New Workers' Party conference

Saturday 12 May 12 - 5 pm

University College London, Gower Street.

To register or find out more visit www.cnwp.org.uk

Speakers include:

Ricky Tomlinson - actor and Shrewsbury Two Campaign

Chris Baugh - PCS assistant general secretary

Dave Nellist - Socialist Party councillor

Mel Mills - Huddersfield parent - campaigning against the closure of local nurseries and standing in the 3 May elections against cuts and privatisation.

Tony Mulhearn - Liverpool 47


How we can fight to build a new workers' party

"ABANDONED BY New Labour, working people need a political voice," said Chris Baugh, assistant general secretary of the PCS union...

Socialist Party NHS campaign

Save Maudsley emergency clinic now!

STOP NHS CUTS: "WE WILL fight tooth and nail. We have been out on the streets, we have had four demonstrations, we will not allow this clinic to close. We will do anything...

Socialist Party news and analysis

Escaping Maggie Thatcher's glare

Why I joined: I joined the Socialist Party as a result of my own experiences in the last year which made me realise we have to stand together if we are ever to change the world...

Salford: Tenants oppose stock transfer

International socialist news and analysis

France: preparing for a "third round" on the streets

French presidential election: THE PRESIDENTIAL victory of France's right wing Nicholas Sarkozy - with 53% in the second round - raises the question of why this result happened in a country renowned for regular working-class struggles and anti-market cons...

Turkey: "No to coups, no to sharia"

Musharraf hangs on in Pakistan while poverty and oppression multiplies

Socialist Party election campaign

Strong support for the Socialist Party in Coventry

After another hard fought battle in Coventry's St Michael's ward, Socialists narrowly lost and now hold two seats on Coventry Council...

Huddersfield: Support for NHS campaign cuts across Labour lies

Wales: Labour's worst result

Scottish Elections: Labour rocked as SNP wins

Socialist Party workplace news

PCS: Unity against low pay

PCS conference: PCS Annual Delegate Conference meets this week at a critical time. On the back of another successful one-day strike on 1 May, delegates will no doubt welcome...

One big rail union?