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The Socialist 27 April 2010

Vote for a socialist alternative

Vote for a socialist alternative


Heading for a coalition government?


Fund a political alternative to the establishment parties

Filthy rich get richer

World's most unequal city

Greek crisis

No trust


A 'beacon of hope' in Gateshead

STUSC candidates speak

Press try to gag socialists in Walthamstow campaign

Debt balloons go up in Brighton Kemptown

Cleaning up in Cardiff

Extremes of rich and poor in Swansea

Campaign hots up in Lewisham

"That makes real sense to me"

TUSC: 'Hear your candidate' meetings


Jobs not cuts


Can the Greens help provide a left alternative?


Housing in crisis: Bankers rob people


Nottingham city council: Shocking new cuts!

Unison health conference

Glasgow CSG workers fight pay freeze

Three years of wage cuts for council workers

Strike at Northumberland College

Workplace news in brief

 
 
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Debt balloons go up in Brighton Kemptown

Dave Hill, TUSC parliamentary candidate for Brighton Kemptown, released 168 balloons on 24 April, each one representing £1 billion to symbolise the government deficit.

He presented an alternative 'socialist budget' to highlight the billions of pounds wasted every year on tax evasion and avoidance by the rich, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, PFI deals, nuclear weapons and so on.

Consequently the TUSC alternative of investment in homes, education, health and all public services, under democratic public control, gained a lot of local publicity.


In this issue

Vote for a socialist alternative


Socialist Party Marxist analysis

Heading for a coalition government?


Socialist Party news and analysis

Fund a political alternative to the establishment parties

Filthy rich get richer

World's most unequal city

Greek crisis

No trust


Socialist Party election campaign

A 'beacon of hope' in Gateshead

STUSC candidates speak

Press try to gag socialists in Walthamstow campaign

Debt balloons go up in Brighton Kemptown

Cleaning up in Cardiff

Extremes of rich and poor in Swansea

Campaign hots up in Lewisham

"That makes real sense to me"

TUSC: 'Hear your candidate' meetings


Socialist Party feature

Jobs not cuts


Socialist Party election analysis

Can the Greens help provide a left alternative?


Socialist Party feature

Housing in crisis: Bankers rob people


Socialist Party workplace news

Nottingham city council: Shocking new cuts!

Unison health conference

Glasgow CSG workers fight pay freeze

Three years of wage cuts for council workers

Strike at Northumberland College

Workplace news in brief


 

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Related links:

Brighton:

triangleBrighton bin workers fight pay cuts - this time from the Greens

triangleBrighton bin workers refuse to work after pay cuts revealed

triangleFight the attacks on NHS working conditions

triangleSussex University: occupation over but campaign continues

triangleSussex uni occupation: 'they say privatise - we fight back and organise'

Debt:

triangleJapan's 'Abenomics'

triangleAlexis Tsipras in London

triangleCypriot workers resist bank-robbing Troika

triangleWill the Tories play the benefits card?

TUSC:

triangleTUSC builds support in Leicester byelection

triangleCapitalist parties rejected: Time for a new mass workers' party

triangleSouthampton TUSC: Woolston byelection rally

Budget:

triangleThem & Us

triangleEducation civil servants' walkout this afternoon

Afghanistan:

triangleHuddersfield Socialist Party: The future for Afghanistan