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18 October 2003
Socialist Alliance Trade Union Convention
The socialist - what we think: MANY TRADE union branches recently received letters from the Socialist Alliance (SA) calling for support for their February 2004 conference entitled: 'Convention of the trade union left'...
7 December 2001
Socialist Alliance conference setback
THE SOCIALIST Alliance (SA) conference on 1 December was a setback for socialist unity. With a narrow overall majority, the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) and a handful of allies pushed through a new constitution...
30 November 2001
Socialist Alliance Conference: The Issues At Stake
THE SOCIALIST Alliance (SA) meets this weekend for a critical conference to discuss its future structure...
23 November 2001
The Socialist Party And The Socialist Alliance
ON 1 DECEMBER the Socialist Alliance (SA) meets to agree a new constitution. HANNAH SELL, Socialist Party executive committee, explains why this is the most critical conference in its history...
9 November 2001
What Future For The Socialist Alliance?
THE SOCIALISM 2001 debate on the future of the Socialist Alliance (SA) was a no-holds-barred contest between the Socialist Party and the Socialist Workers Party in which the different political perspectives, analysis and methods of work were clearly delineated...
2 November 2001
Socialist Alliance Future At Stake
IN JUST four weeks time, on 1 December, the Socialist Alliance will meet in London to decide its future structure, writes Clive Heemskerk, Socialist Alliance national executive member.
22 June 2001
Socialist Alliance Takes Stock Of Election Results
THE FIRST post-election meeting of the Socialist Alliance executive took place on Saturday 16 June, writes Clive Heemskerk.
15 June 2001
Advance For Socialist Candidates
THE GENERAL election saw good increases for Socialist candidates. The total Socialist Party vote in England and Wales (whether standing as Socialist Alliance or Socialist Alternative) was 10,363 - an average...
9 June 2001
Left challenge gets creditable election results
THE SOCIALIST Party took part in the Socialist Alliance election campaign in England and Wales, writes By Hannah Sell.
25 May 2001
Socialist Alliance hits the airwaves
THE SOCIALIST Alliance election broadcasts went out on Tuesday 22 May and generated a huge response from people interested in socialism...
18 May 2001
Nellist launches Socialist Alliance manifesto
DAVE NELLIST, Socialist Party councillor and national chair of the Socialist Alliance, along with other Socialist Alliance prospective parliamentary candidates, presented the Alliance's manifesto outside Millbank Tower - the HQ of New Labour - on Wednesday 16 May...
9 March 2001
The Socialist Challenge to Labour
THE SOCIALIST Party will play a crucial part in what is potentially the biggest Left challenge to Labour at a general election for over 50 years...
2 February 2001
"You were the weakest link -goodbye!"
THE DEPARTURE from Tony Blair's government of former Cabinet Minister, Peter Mandelson, finds no sympathy from former Labour MP, now Socialist Party councillor Dave Nellist...
19 January 2001
Socialist election negotiations
THE SOCIALIST Alliance Liaison Committee met on 13 January to push forward with plans to contest the general election, writes Clive Heemskerk.
5 January 2001
Socialist Alliances: another step in the wrong direction
THE SOCIALIST Alliances were initiated by the Socialist Party in the early 1990s. Throughout their history they have tried to bring together different Left parties and organisations, writes Hannah Sell.
6 October 2000
After the Socialist Alliance conference
ON 30 September 400 members of the Socialist Alliance met in Coventry to discuss organising a socialist challenge in the next general election, writes Hannah Sell, Socialist Party National Campaigns Organiser.
22 September 2000
AT A time when New Labour are unpopular as never before, the need for the widest possible socialist challenge at the general election is clear...
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