The Socialist

The Socialist 19 March 2008

Global Economic Crisis

Global economic crisis

Darling's 'more of the same' budget


Interest in socialist ideas on anti-war demo


Strike back against pay robbery!

Magic strike at Merlin school

School tries to evict pupils


Fight for decent youth facilities

Socialist Students


Anger and strength in the DWP workplaces

End the blacklist!

Support for Shelter staff

Pay more to get less

One law for them, another law for us

In brief


It's not that councillors can't fight...it's that they won't!

Sack the mayor - not the wardens!

Remote MPs' privileged lifestyle

Salford campaign reprieves women's centre


No more post office closures!

Following the Essex road


Socialist Party 2008 congress

Building a campaigning, fighting socialist party


Portugal: Strikes and mass protests against government

 
 

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The Socialist 19 March 2008, issue Global Economic Crisis

spotGlobal economic crisis

Dow Jones declines during turmoil, March 19 2008

Dow Jones declines during turmoil, March 19 2008

AMERICA IS in recession and news of deepening financial disaster comes thick and fast, writes Judy Beishon

spotDarling's 'more of the same' budget

Anti-war demonstration

spotInterest in socialist ideas on anti-war demo

International Socialist Resistance on the anti-war demonstration, photo Paul Mattsson

International Socialist Resistance on the anti-war demonstration, photo Paul Mattsson

THE 15 March national anti-war demonstration in London, marking five years since the invasion of Iraq, attracted 30,000-40,000 people, writes James Kerr

National Union of Teachers Conference

spotStrike back against pay robbery!

National Union of Teachers conference: THE NATIONAL Union of Teachers (NUT) conference meets in Manchester over the Easter weekend shortly before the close of its ballot for national strike action on pay, writes Martin Powell-Davies, (Lewisham NUT)

spotMagic strike at Merlin school

spotSchool tries to evict pupils

Socialist Party youth and students

spotFight for decent youth facilities

Comment: Young people today often have nowhere to go and nothing to do apart from hang around the streets, writes Kristina Andrews, Wythenshawe Socialist Party

spotSocialist Students

Socialist Party workplace news

spotAnger and strength in the DWP workplaces

DWP members strike on 17 - 18 march 2008

DWP members strike on 17 - 18 march 2008

ON 17 and 18 March, members of the civil service union PCS in the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) were on strike for the second time against the imposition of a three year pay offer. Regional reports.

spotEnd the blacklist!

spotSupport for Shelter staff

spotPay more to get less

spotOne law for them, another law for us

spotIn brief

Socialist Party news and analysis

spotIt's not that councillors can't fight...it's that they won't!

Lewisham: "OUR PROPOSALS are bold and will require a campaign over the next year for more resources to meet the needs of the people of Lewisham....

spotSack the mayor - not the wardens!

spotRemote MPs' privileged lifestyle

spotSalford campaign reprieves women's centre

Post Office closures

spotNo more post office closures!

CHANTS OF 'Save our Post Offices' and 'Kick the fat cats out' rang through Stroud in Gloucestershire as over 100 people braved heavy rain to protest at the closure of five post offices, writes Chris Moore, Save Our Post Offices campaign

spotFollowing the Essex road

Socialist Party congress 2008

spotSocialist Party 2008 congress

Socialist Party congress 2008, photo Paul Mattsson

Socialist Party congress 2008, photo Paul Mattsson

Delegates and visitors from Socialist Party branches across England and Wales met in London on 8-10 March, for the Socialist Party's annual congress. Reports on main sessions.

spotBuilding a campaigning, fighting socialist party

International socialist news and analysis

spotPortugal: Strikes and mass protests against government

MAJOR STRIKES and mass protests are taking place in Portugal against the anti-worker polices of the Partido Socialista. Francisco Raposo, from Alternativa Socialista (the CWI in Portugal) and a trade union activist in Lisbon council, spoke to Niall Mulholland...