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The Socialist 24 February 2010

NHS: not safe in their hands!

NHS: Not safe in their hands!

Private 'vultures' to run NHS hospital

How to stop cuts and defend public services

Demo opposes £29m Notts county cuts


Young people deserve a future: Join the Manchester march for jobs on 13 March

Youth Fight for Jobs Demonstrations


RMT branch supports challenge to Denham

Support the TUSC election challenge

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition General Election launch rally


British Airways cabin crew v management: Round two

Anger on Teesside over Corus closure

ID cards - an expensive threat to civil liberties

Tories attack community café...

Yarl's Wood hunger strike

Fast news


The Eton co-op won't work


Nominate Roger Bannister: Unison's leadership battle

Unison witch-hunt continues


South Wales: Demo against council cuts

Staythorpe: the fight for workplace safety

Port workers battle bosses... and high court

Jobcentre staff fight cuts

Leeds university: Support lecturers striking to save jobs

Fighting leadership needed for UCU

CWU women vote for political review


CWI Latin America school: A continent on the brink

Iraq: All eyes on the oil prize


Campaigning rights victory: But questions remain on new Waltham Forest policy


How can the racist BNP be defeated?

Scottish Defence League defeated: Working class political alternative urgently needed

 
 
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Support the TUSC election challenge

In the forthcoming general election the three main parties will offer a diet of cuts in public services and attacks on pay, pensions and working conditions. The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) has been founded in order to stand candidates who are against all cuts and for workers' rights.

More sponsors signed up to the coalition this week, some of whom are listed below. All appear in a personal capacity.

To add your name either e-mail electioncoalition@btinternet.com or write to TUSC, 17 Colebert House, Colebert Avenue, London E1 4JP. Donations can also be sent to the same address, with cheques payable to Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition.

Dave Hughes President, Birmingham Trades Council CS Curu Chair, Coventry Pensioners' Association Peter Bainbridge RMT Stuart Richardson Treasurer, Birmingham Trades Council Roger Priest Former Labour parliamentary candidate Susan McDowell Secretary Lambeth College UCU Peter Grue Chair, Telford College UCU Godfrey Webster Assistant Secretary Birmingham Trades Council Pete Duffy Executive member Birmingham Trades Council Ben Robinson Chair Youth Fight for Jobs Campaign Dylan Roberts Wrexham PCS Jake Moore Shropshire UCATT Peter Morton Medway Unison Darren O'Grady Secretary Waltham Forest Trades Council Manny Dominguez Leeds Unison


In this issue

NHS: Not safe in their hands!

Private 'vultures' to run NHS hospital

How to stop cuts and defend public services

Demo opposes £29m Notts county cuts


Youth fight for jobs

Young people deserve a future: Join the Manchester march for jobs on 13 March

Youth Fight for Jobs Demonstrations


Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC)

RMT branch supports challenge to Denham

Support the TUSC election challenge

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition General Election launch rally


Socialist Party news and analysis

British Airways cabin crew v management: Round two

Anger on Teesside over Corus closure

ID cards - an expensive threat to civil liberties

Tories attack community café...

Yarl's Wood hunger strike

Fast news


Comment

The Eton co-op won't work


Unison witch-hunt

Nominate Roger Bannister: Unison's leadership battle

Unison witch-hunt continues


Workplace news and analysis

South Wales: Demo against council cuts

Staythorpe: the fight for workplace safety

Port workers battle bosses... and high court

Jobcentre staff fight cuts

Leeds university: Support lecturers striking to save jobs

Fighting leadership needed for UCU

CWU women vote for political review


International socialist news and analysis

CWI Latin America school: A continent on the brink

Iraq: All eyes on the oil prize


Socialist Party news and analysis

Campaigning rights victory: But questions remain on new Waltham Forest policy


Anti-racism

How can the racist BNP be defeated?

Scottish Defence League defeated: Working class political alternative urgently needed


 

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Related links:

TUSC:

triangleManchester Socialist Party: TUSC and the local elections

triangleLondon - a tale of two cities

triangleTrade unionists and socialists prepare for May elections

triangleAdd your name to the TUSC petition

triangleTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition election conference

triangleLabour leadership approves the Con-Dem cuts

Election:

triangleEgypt - A year of revolution and counter-revolution

triangle"Putin is a thief", "Putin is a thief"

triangleFast news

triangleCoventry by-election helps build socialist alternative to cuts

Council:

triangleSalford campaign saves day care centres

triangleAre the Greens a real alternative?

triangleCoventry: Re-elect Dave Nellist

Birmingham:

triangleBirmingham Socialist Party: Socialism and religion

triangleThe battle of Saltley Gates

triangleBirmingham Socialist Party: Lessons of the Occupy movement

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition:

triangleTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) conference

triangleMansfield Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition Meeting

triangleBolsover Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition Meeting

College:

triangleNew society at Leeds College

triangleStudents drop out of college without EMA

triangleUCU activists suspended in North Wales