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Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor. addresses Socialism 2011, photo Senan
1 February 2012
Coventry: Re-elect Dave Nellist
In the 3 May local elections Coventry Socialist Party councillor Dave Nellist will be seeking re-election...
23 November 2011
Earlier this year Coventry's Labour-led council proposed to remove £1 million from the annual £1.8 million budget for day care at Sure Start centres in the city, writes Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor, Coventry.
25 May 2011
Firefighters discuss strategy to fight cuts
Seventy delegates to the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) conference attended the official fringe meeting about how to fight the cuts, writes Hugh Caffrey, North West Socialist Party.
24 May 2011
Cuts in hospital parking charges as result of Coventry campaign
Bosses at Coventry and Warwickshire University Hospitals NHS Trust have announced cuts in some of the charges for car parking at Walsgrave hospital
Charterhouse residents in Coventry win first stage of their fight to defend public land, photo Coventry Socialist Party
4 May 2011
Coventry residents' victory over Academy land snatch
Campaigners and socialists in Coventry won a concession from the council in the battle to halt a private land-grab...
TUSC against cuts
27 April 2011
Fight the cuts: Vote for a socialist alternative
On Thursday 5 May millions of people get the chance to pass judgement on a year of the Con-Dem government. Socialist candidates will be offering an alternative to the diet of cuts, writes Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor, Coventry and TUSC steering committee.
20 April 2011
The twin terminator toffs, Cameron and Clegg, are determined to slash public services, privatise whatever they can and wipe out even more jobs, writes Lenny Shail, Socialist Alternative candidate, Coventry.
30 March 2011
Cllr Dave Nellist condemns housing benefit reductions
New housing benefit claims from Friday 1st April will only be eligible for a reduced rate; existing tenants will see their claims reduce at some point up to nine months after the anniversary of their claim date...
Dave Nellist at the TUSC Launch rally, London March 2010, photo Alison Hill
23 March 2011
On 5 May millions of voters will pass judgement on the Con-Dem coalition in elections to local councils, the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly, writes Councillor Dave Nellist, Acting chair, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition.
18 March 2011
200 trade unionists, community campaigners and service users marched in Greenwich borough, south London, against the local council's brutal cuts package, photo Lorraine Dardis
9 March 2011
Join the 26 March TUC demo
The three main establishment parties - Tories, New Labour, Lib Dems - have so far succeeded in limiting political debate on the cuts in public services, writes Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor and acting chair, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition.
9 March 2011
Labour councils should fight cuts, not implement them!
On Saturday 5 March, over 250 delegates marched to a rally outside the Labour Party local government conference in London, writes Vik Chechi, Tower Hamlets Socialist Party.
Video of Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor, addresses anti-cuts lobby of Coventry council
22 February 2011
Anger as Warwick and Coventry councils vote for £59 million of cuts
Tuesday 15 February saw a heightened day of struggle for the anti-cuts movement in Coventry and Warwickshire
Dave Nellist
19 January 2011
MPs' expenses scam continues: for workers' MPs on a worker's wage
ON 7 January 2011 the former Labour MP for Bury North, David Chaytor, was sentenced at Southwark Crown Court to 18 months' imprisonment for 'false accounting' writes Coventry Socialist Party Councillor Dave Nellist (former Labour MP 1983-1992)...
14 October 2010
Labour shadows show: We need a new workers' party!
WHAT DO the results of the election to Labour's Shadow Cabinet tell us about the direction, or even likelihood, of Ed Miliband's party leading a fightback against the coalition cuts?, writes Socialist Party councillor Dave Nellist, Chair, Campaign for a New Workers' Party.
Lobby of Tory Party conference, photo I Dalton
6 October 2010
Thousands tell Tories: 'No cuts'
AS THE first Conservative Party delegates arrived for their 2010 conference at the ICC in Birmingham - a city whose Con-Dem council has threatened 26,000 employees with the sack unless they accept new contracts with reduced terms - thousands of trade unionists and political activists were gathering, writes Dave Griffiths.
Barnet council workers protest at plans to cut services and run a 'no frills' council, photo Suzanne Beishon
29 September 2010
We need action against the cuts... and a socialist political alternative
Almost every report of Tory chancellor George Osborne's impending cuts assumes that "of course, everyone knows cuts are necessary", writes Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor, Chair, Campaign for a New Workers' Party.
Socialist Pary councillor Dave Neillist joins Stoke Aldermoor residents to lobby Coventry council to save their local council neighbourhood management one stop service office., photo Coventry Socialist Party
22 September 2010
A 30-strong crowd of determined residents from the Stoke Aldermoor estate in Coventry lobbied the city council meeting on Tuesday 14 September to save their local council neighbourhood management 'one stop' service office, writes Lenny Shail, Coventry West Socialist Party.
22 September 2010
CNWP extended steering committee meeting
Campaign for a New Workers' Party (CNWP): Room 3B, University of London Union building, Malet Street, London WC1. (nearest Tube stations: Euston, Euston Square and Goodge Street)...
Lobby
20 September 2010
A 30 strong crowd of determined residents from the Stoke Aldermoor estate lobbied Coventry council to save their local council neighbourhood one stop service office...
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