The Socialist

The Socialist 16 April 2008

‘We’re striking against low pay’

'We're striking against low pay'

Birmingham strike

Editorial: 24 April strikes: step forward in pay battle


Unison witch-hunt: Defend 'the four'

Stop the witch hunts!

National Shop Stewards Network


Re-elect a fighting PCS leadership

News in brief


Global food prices: anger erupts in mass protests

How the other 0.01% live


Elections 2008

Health campaigners fight council cuts

Standing up for socialism: candidate list

Campaign for a New Workers Party - conference 2008


The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill: why all the controversy?


Housing crisis: Britain's house of cards

Tax attack hits low paid workers

Water 'regulators' hide real prices


Rising class struggles across Europe

Italian election: new Berlusconi victory will provoke mass opposition

France 1968: 10 million workers occupied factories

France 1968: month of revolution by Clare Doyle

The radical life of Martin Luther King


Portsmouth Activists Academy day of debate

 
 
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Standing up for socialism

SOCIALIST PARTY members are standing in local council and Greater London Assembly elections on Thursday 1 May. They aim to put forward a clear socialist alternative to the mainstream parties - Tories, New Labour, LibDems - that base their policies on the needs of big business. Socialist candidates are standing in the wards or constituencies listed below.

Area Ward/Constituency Candidate
GLA elections Lewisham and Greenwich Cllr. Chris Flood 
Manchester Baguley ward Lynn Worthington 
Sefton Netherton and Orrell ward Peter Glover 
City of Lincoln Carholme ward Nicholas Parker 
Cardiff Adamsdown ward James Mapstone 
Cardiff Canton ward Lianne Francis 
Cardiff Pentwyn ward Stephen Williams 
Swansea Castle ward Alec Thraves 
Swansea Castle ward Sarah Mayo 
Nuneaton / Bedworth Camp Hill ward Peter Bradley 
Coventry St Michael's ward Cllr. Dave Nellist 
Coventry Sherbourne ward Jason Toynbee 
Coventry Whoberley ward Jim Donnolly 
Stoke on Trent Burslem South ward Jane Mellalieu 
Sheffield Graves Park ward Alan Munro 
Wakefield Wakefield East ward Mick Griffiths 
Huddersfield Crosland Moor and Netherton ward Ian Slattery (onbehalf of Huddersfield Save Our NHS)

In this issue

'We're striking against low pay'

Birmingham strike

Editorial: 24 April strikes: step forward in pay battle


Unison witch-hunt

Unison witch-hunt: Defend 'the four'

Stop the witch hunts!

National Shop Stewards Network


Workplace news and analysis

Re-elect a fighting PCS leadership

News in brief


Global food crisis

Global food prices: anger erupts in mass protests

How the other 0.01% live


Socialist Party election campaign

Elections 2008

Health campaigners fight council cuts

Standing up for socialism: candidate list

Campaign for a New Workers Party - conference 2008


Socialist Party feature

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill: why all the controversy?


Socialist Party news and views

Housing crisis: Britain's house of cards

Tax attack hits low paid workers

Water 'regulators' hide real prices


International socialist news and analysis

Rising class struggles across Europe

Italian election: new Berlusconi victory will provoke mass opposition

France 1968: 10 million workers occupied factories

France 1968: month of revolution by Clare Doyle

The radical life of Martin Luther King


Socialist Students

Portsmouth Activists Academy day of debate


 

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Coventry:

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Cardiff:

triangleCardiff South Socialist Party: Popular Frontism: Lessons in organising unity against capitalism

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Huddersfield:

triangleHuddersfield & Halifax Socialist Party: The fight today

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Wakefield:

triangleWakefield & Pontefract Socialist Party: Report from Socialist Party Congress

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Swansea:

triangleSwansea Socialist Party: Report back from a visit to Brazil

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Stoke:

triangleStoke Socialist Party's public meeting success

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Chris Flood:

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Lewisham:

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Dave Nellist:

triangleFirefighters discuss strategy to fight cuts

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Manchester:

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London:

triangleNational Shop Stewards Network 6th Annual National Conference

triangleEast London Socialist Party: Our unions must fight for us!

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Lincoln:

triangleLincoln Socialist Party: The Tories' Welfare Reform Bill and how to fight it

triangleLincoln Socialist Party: Where next after N30?

triangleLincoln Socialist Party: The first shop stewards movement - lessons for today

Greenwich:

triangleGreenwich Unite members oppose cuts, privatisation and racism

triangleGreenwich Socialist Party: What next after 30th November?

triangleGreenwich Unite criticises privatisation of welfare services

Sheffield:

triangleSheffield Socialist Party: After 30th November, how can we defeat the cuts?

triangleJarrow March for Jobs: Sheffield protest, rally & meeting

triangleSheffield university strikers more determined