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Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
8 February 2012
Leeds City College Socialist Students (LCCSS) recently held its first meeting, writes Molly Allen
November 24th student demonstrations against tuition fees rises and the abolition of the EMA, photo Senan
8 February 2012
Students drop out of college without EMA
In late 2010, as thousands of college students took to the streets against the vicious scrapping of weekly EMA payments for 16-19 year old students, the government insultingly labelled the grant as 'frivolous', writes Claire Laker-Mansfield, Socialist Students national organiser.
25 January 2012
Victory for POA: The European Court of Human Rights have accepted the prison officers' union application for restoration of trade union rights, writes Domenico Hill.
19 January 2012
UCU activists suspended in North Wales
Coleg Harlech in North Wales has suspended three trade union tutors and is threatening to discipline them for gross misconduct, writes Craig Lewis.
3 January 2012
PCS Left Unity open organising conference in defence of pensions
Saturday 7 January, 11am - 4pm, Friends Meeting House, opposite Euston station, London. Chair: Janice Godrich, PCS president
12 October 2011
Pensions: The National Pensioners Convention is launching a Rights in Retirement campaign week from 24 to 29 October 2011, writes Terry Pearce
28 September 2011
The college I attended had a well thought out policy: 'In order to save as much money as possible, we will supply the bare minimum in textbooks, paper, pens, computers and transport', writes Jack Walker, Hull.
14 September 2011
EMA cuts: doors close on our future
Without EMA payments I would not be able to go to college. I go to college so I can get a good job and have a better life, writes Jordan Nichols, Southampton.
14 September 2011
Cuts hit young people hard in Hastings
Hastings is the most deprived area in the south-east. With youth unemployment at 29% and rising, prospects for young people in the town look bleak, writes James Ellis, Hastings.
13 July 2011
Leeds college strike, Fire service job cuts,
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