The Socialist

The Socialist 17 June 2008

No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes & public services

No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services

No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services

Unite and fight against racism

Protest at BNP 'hate festival'

Let AmDani stay!

conference


Lisbon Treaty 'No' vote delivers major shock for political and big business Establishment


Shell drivers strike

David Davis - sanity or carving a position?

Greater Manchester - save your post office

London protest over Rajapaksa's dismal human rights record

Stop big business polluting our environment


Stop New Labour's divisive school academy plans


NHS: Polyclinics - Stop this backdoor privatisation

PFI - a very bad deal for the NHS

Reopen the battle on NHS pay


End the occupations

Unison conference: Angry delegates attack leaders

Leeds: Stop Beeston post office closures


National Shop Stewards Network Conference

CWU's link with Labour hotly debated

Victory against bosses at Keele

Workplace news in brief

 
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No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services

Love Music Hate Racism 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

Love Music Hate Racism 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

  • Unite and fight against low pay and cuts in jobs and services.
  • No to the far-right, racist BNP.
  • End cheap labour. For a minimum wage of £8 an hour. No exemptions.
  • A massive public spending programme to create more houses, schools, hospitals and all the facilities we need. End privatisation.
  • Campaign to form a new mass party of the working class.

Demonstrate

21 June, 12 noon

assemble Tooley Street, London SE1

behind Greater London Assembly building, near Tower Bridge

Love Music Hate Racism 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

Love Music Hate Racism 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

called by love music hate racism


campaign for a new workers' party

conference

Sunday 29 June 11am - 5pm

South Camden Community School, Charrington Street, London NW1

Nearest stations - Kings Cross & St Pancras, Euston, Mornington Crescent

Speakers confirmed so far include:

  • Bob Crow, RMT general secretary
  • Dave Nellist, Campaign for a New Workers' Party national chair
  • John McInally, PCS vice president
  • Simeon Andrews, Labour Representation Committee secretary
  • Rob Hoveman, Respect co-ordinating committee
  • Dave Church, Walsall Democratic Labour Party
  • Mike Davies, Alliance for Green Socialism chair

Also in The Socialist 17 June 2008:

No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services

No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services

Unite and fight against racism

Protest at BNP 'hate festival'

Let AmDani stay!

conference


International socialist news and analysis

Lisbon Treaty 'No' vote delivers major shock for political and big business Establishment


Socialist Party campaigns

Shell drivers strike

David Davis - sanity or carving a position?

Greater Manchester - save your post office

London protest over Rajapaksa's dismal human rights record

Stop big business polluting our environment


Education

Stop New Labour's divisive school academy plans


Socialist Party NHS campaign

NHS: Polyclinics - Stop this backdoor privatisation

PFI - a very bad deal for the NHS

Reopen the battle on NHS pay


Socialist Party campaigns

End the occupations

Unison conference: Angry delegates attack leaders

Leeds: Stop Beeston post office closures


Socialist Party workplace news

National Shop Stewards Network Conference

CWU's link with Labour hotly debated

Victory against bosses at Keele

Workplace news in brief


 

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