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5 July 2007
Lively CNWP meeting in Cardiff
ON 28 June, the Wales CNWP's public meeting in Cardiff heard Armajit Singh, CWU postal secretary in Cardiff, explain why CWU members were going on strike the next day...
31 May 2007
Wales - Labour rule under threat
Horse-trading shows the need for a new workers' party: AFTER A series of failed attempts to cobble together coalitions and pacts, Labour's Welsh leader, Rhodri Morgan, was elected First Minister and will form a Labour government but the other three parties are preparing to remov...
31 May 2007
Talking about the 'real world' at Wales TUC
AT THE Wales TUC, the challenge facing rank and file members, with Socialist Party members to the fore, was to inject the everyday struggles of workers into the conference...
10 May 2007
THE WELSH Assembly election on 3 May produced Labour's worst-ever result in Wales...
26 April 2007
Campaigning for socialist ideas in South Wales
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Wales International Socialist Resistance campaigning |
1 March 2007
Huddersfield Campaign to defeat fees, photo Ian Slattery |
The action took place in over 40 colleges and universities, with more to follow this week when colleges come back from half term. Matt Dobson, Socialist Students national co-ordinator has compiled reports from the day of action.
15 February 2007
Cardiff students build for 22 February
STUDENTS protested outside the Cardiff University vice-chancellor's office on 7 February...
6 July 2006
Blairites trounced in Labour heartlands
Blaenau Gwent: "I'M VERY pleased - we're a socialist area and Labour has become Tory." This shopper in Ebbw Vale reflected thousands of voters' feelings in Blaenau Gwent at Labour's crushing defeat in by-elections for Parliament and Welsh Assembly, writes Dave Reid, Cardiff Socialist Party.
22 June 2006
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4 May 2006
Liberals withdraw Cardiff schools closure plans...
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27 April 2006
Good quality schools for all, not just the few
EDUCATION IS always a vital political issue, especially at times of local council elections. But now, with New Labour introducing its Education and Inspections Bill pupils, parents and teachers all face chaos as Blair and Co. aim to overturn the comprehensive education system.
13 April 2006
PARENTS, PUPILS and teaching staff in Cardiff are outraged at the city council's plans to close 17 secondary, primary, infant and nursery schools across the city...
24 November 2005
Cardiff Royal Infirmary: NEW LABOUR Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt says she won't 'bail out' NHS hospitals that are in debt...
12 February 2005
Crisis time in Welsh hospitals
ON MONDAY 7 February, all the acute hospitals in south-east Wales were placed on red alert, due to serious pressure...
6 November 2004
Understaffed, Stressed And Under Threat
I WORK on an understaffed, stressed, Income Support processing section in Cardiff. Under the cuts plans there will be no benefit processors in the capital city of Wales...
28 February 2004
University strike: Why Cardiff closed down
ASSOCIATION OF University Teachers (AUT) members went on strike in Wales on 23 February as part of the rolling programme of strike action against the university employers' pay offer...
20 April 2001
Review: Preaching revolution or rhetoric?
Manic Street Preachers: 'Know your enemy' and live at Cardiff Coal Exchange March 2001, reviewed by SARAH MAYO...
6 April 2001
Socialist Party Wales prepare election challenge
TWO MEMBERS of the Socialist Party in Wales are standing as candidates at the forthcoming general election...
29 September 2000
The movement which stopped Britain
FOR A week in September, fuel protests and pickets almost brought Britain to a halt. The protests though stirred up much controversy, with the government accusing the protesters of colluding with the...
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