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3 December 2008

Southampton uni students fight fees

AROUND 100 students attended a Campaign to Defeat Fees (CDF) protest at Southampton University on 1 December...

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3 December 2008

New Labour's housing crisis

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3 December 2008

Secondary education: PFI's gloss soon peels away

IT'S ALL systems go at the Northampton comprehensive school where I work. The landscaping is being finished off and men in boiler suits haunt the corridors and stairwells, writes A school teacher, Northampton.

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26 November 2008

Art and revolution

What is the relationship between art, revolution, capitalism and class struggle? This year was the first time there was a commission on 'art and revolution' at the annual summer school of the Committee...

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26 November 2008

France: Education strikes on the agenda

MORE THAN 250,000 teachers and youth demonstrated in France on 20 November. At the same time half of all teachers were on strike. It was the first national strike day in all the sectors of national education...

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26 November 2008

Defend the Four meeting pledges to fight witch-hunt

Democracy not bureaucracy - No witch-hunt in Unison". This was the title and theme of a meeting called by Hackney trades council in support of Hackney Unison chair Brian Debus, one of the "famous four"...

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19 November 2008

'We're not taking these job cuts'

Super-rich bailed out by public purse while the rest of us are sinking, photo Suz squashdonkey.co.uk

Super-rich bailed out by public purse while the rest of us are sinking, photo Suz squashdonkey.co.uk

BT slashes 10,000 posts: BT's recent announcement of 10,000 job cuts, as well as the loss of pension benefits, is an attempt by senior management to offset their poor performance, writes Bernard Roome, Communication Workers Union (CWU) national executive member, personal capacity.

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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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19 November 2008

Lewisham housing: Arguments against privatisation win

LAST WEEK saw another victory by Lewisham tenants in the battle against privatisation of council homes, writes Clive Heemskerk.

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19 November 2008

First ever all-Germany school students' strike

One hundred thousand school students went on strike on Wednesday 12 November. This was the first ever national school students' strike in Germany. The largest was in Braunschweig (Brunswick) with 10,500...

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