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Campaign for a new workers' party: conference 2008
Sunday 29 June 10am - 5pm.
South Camden Community School, Charrington Street, London NW1.
(nearest Rail/Tube stations - Kings Cross/St Pancras, Euston, Mornington Crescent)
Speakers include Bob Crow, RMT general secretary
Also in The Socialist 28 May 2008: Build A New Workers' Party
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I told my union: "We need a new workers' party"
Westminster parties are remote from life
Campaign for a new workers' party: conference 2008
MPs' expensive expenses
Socialist Party campaigns
Tax the rich not the poor!
Exeter bomb explosion: Workers' unity needed against terrorism, war and deprivation
Johnson's Prince of Darkness
Them & Us
Greenwich - save our centres
Socialist Party women
Women welcome abortion rights victory: Now fight to extend rights
Youth and crime
Home secretary: "Tough on crime"...but not the causes
'Youth justice': repressive measures do not work
Socialist Party feature
'Counter-terrorism' legislation threatens our democratic rights
International socialist analysis
South Africa: Attacks on refugees and migrants reveal capitalism's barbaric underbelly
Socialist Party review
The Wire - Reviewed by Michael Wrack
Socialist Party workplace news
PCS conference: More battles ahead on pay and jobs
Usdaw general secretary election: Members want democratic debate
Industrial news in brief
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