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An appeal from Bob Crow
 | Press conference as RMT launches Euro challenge in 2009, photo Suzanne Beishon |
"No2EU-Yes to Democracy aims to stand candidates as widely as possible across Britain, but we urgently need financial resources to allow us to do so. RMT is helping to fund the campaign, but a trade union's political fund is limited.
While New Labour and the Tories receive funding from corporate fat cats, No2EU-Yes to Democracy will have to rely on support from individual trade unionists. That is why I am appealing to all those who want the voice of working people to be heard above the deafening consensus of the main political parties, to give generously and collect donations from your work colleagues, friends and neighbours to allow us to field candidates and get our voice across loudly and clearly.
Please make cheques payable to 'No2EU-Yes to Democracy' and send to Unity House, 39 Chalton Street, London NW1 1JD, along with your name and address".
In this issue
 Capitalist crisis: Make the bosses pay!
March for jobs!
Map of Youth March for Jobs route
Socialist Party editorial
Tide of job losses must be fought
Socialist Party election campaign
Rail union launches euro election challenge
An appeal from Bob Crow
No2EU Financial Appeal pdf
NO2EU Supporter appeal pdf
Socialist Party campaigns
Students need a mass fighting organisation
Credit crunch hits home
Campaign for a new workers' party
MPs - an honourable profession!
Fast News
Socialist Party feature
The uncaring care sector
Pay for your own vetting
Socialist Party marxist analysis
State repression in Britain
Keeping (illegal) tabs on us
International socialist news and analysis
France: Three million take to the streets in national strike
Canada: "Fighting back makes a difference"
Mass demo in New York against budget cuts
Scotland: International Socialists conference a big step forward
Dundee Prisme occupation: Workers remain defiant
Stop the slaughter of Tamils: London campaign meeting
Socialist Party workplace news
Nom-dom jobs slasher
New allegations hit Unison's right wing
Unison Four to face further hearings
Wales: United battle needed to stop college cuts
Fighting for justice for cleaners!
PCS Land Registry jobs and pay campaign
Workplace news in brief
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