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19 November 2008

Stroud post office saved!

POST OFFICE campaigners in Stroud, Gloucestershire were celebrating the reopening of Uplands post office, despite the best efforts of the government and Post Office Ltd to close it, writes Chris Moore, Gloucestershire Save Our Post Offices.

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22 July 2008

Punishing the jobless for being jobless

Work and pensions secretary, James Purnell, has announced a major attack on benefits claimants in his new welfare green paper. His claim that the changes will "transform lives" will be borne out, but disgracefully it will be in a transformation for for the worse...

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14 February 2008

Defend abortion rights

Picket of Tory MP Ann Widdecombe

Picket of Tory MP Ann Widdecombe's anti-abortion meeting 6 February 2008, photo Paul Mattsson

Around 400 pro-choice protesters joined a pciket of Tory MP Ann Widdecombe's anti-abortion meeting 6 February 2008, demanding no attacks on abortion rights.

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30 January 2008

Incapacity benefit cuts hit the sick

THE GOVERNMENT'S plans for 'welfare reform' are raising concern among people on Incapacity Benefit (IB). Nooshin Shabani spoke to two people on incapacity benefit...

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23 January 2008

Post office campaign: Changes in the law to break the poor

Life will be made much harder for many elderly and disabled people with the planned closures of around 2,500 post offices across the country this year... By Jon Dale

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22 November 2007

New attacks on incapacity benefits

WORKS AND Pensions (DWP) minister Peter Hain has announced new medical 'tests' from next October for people with disabilities to make it harder to qualify for incapacity benefit...

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14 November 2007

Save every Remploy job!

BEFORE THE election that never was, back in September, employment minister Peter Hain backed down on the closure of 43 Remploy factories... By Mariam Kamish

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4 October 2007

Remploy workers win partial victory

Remploy workers won a very important partial victory from the government at Labour Party conference... By Mariam Kamish

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20 September 2007

Remploy workers fight for jobs

Remploy workers rally against closure threat, photo Chris Moore

Remploy workers rally against closure threat, photo Chris Moore

"If need be, we will take this attitude to the battlefield and with this attitude, we will win"

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9 August 2007

"How many more will suffer?"

Geoff Wright, campaigning in Leicester against health cuts affecting people with mobility problems

Geoff Wright, campaigning in Leicester against health cuts affecting people with mobility problems

Leicester cutbacks - : THE UNIVERSITY Hospitals Leicester NHS Trust has ditched plans to revamp three hospitals under the ruinously expensive private finance initiative (PFI) scheme, but the cuts in jobs and services continue... By Steve Score

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