The Socialist 20 October 2009

Postalworkers must win

Postal workers must win

Post - a battle that mass strike action can win

Afghanistan: Troops out!

Afghanistan - end the bloody occupation

Protests at the BBC: No to the far-right, racist BNP

WDL racists chased out of town

Sri Lanka protest: Shut down the prison camps!

Chinaworker.info journalist refused entry into China

Tommy Sheridan - a socialist fighter on a worker's wage

Laughing all the way to the bank

Fast news

FBU strike to defend fire service

Leeds bin workers fight on

Giant energy company hounds unemployed electrician

First bus drivers give bosses a 'fright'

400 jobs under threat at Leeds

Striking at London Metropolitan

Primary education: Report slams government policy

Union activists discuss pulling the plug on Labour

Conference on political representation

The Greatest Show on Earth: The evidence for Evolution

Hard Times by Charles Dickens, reviewed by Linda Taaffe

When Britain's spies backed Mussolini

Previous issues, etc

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Conference on political representation

Saturday 7 November, 11am to 3pm

Camden Centre, Bidborough Street, London WC1 9DB

This conference is being hosted by the union of Rail, Maritime and Transport workers (RMT) to "seek to analyse the current crisis in working class political representation" and "to discuss with like-minded socialists and trade unionists how best we can defend and promote working class interests".

As well as leaders of the RMT, the conference is being supported by others, including CWU deputy general secretary Dave Ward, FBU general secretary Matt Wrack, MP Jeremy Corbyn and Joe Higgins MEP.

It is open to all, but the organisers request registration in advance by emailing: info@rmt.org.uk or by post to RMT, Unity House, 39 Chalton Street, London, NW1 1JD. A crèche is available if booked in advance.

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