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25 November 2009
Socialist Party candidate increases vote in NUT election
Lewisham National Union of Teachers (NUT) secretary and Socialist Party member Martin Powell-Davies received over three thousand first preference votes in the election for NUT vice-president, coming fourth out of six candidates, writes Report from Socialist Party Teachers.
18 November 2009
Saturday 28 November 2009
Assemble 12 noon, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HY, nearest tube Euston or Russell Square.
The government has been patting itself on the back, claiming that the latest unemployment figures show that the UK labour market is performing better than most major economies...
Martin Powell Davies at the Lewisham demonstration against destructive school policies, photo Paul Mattsson
21 October 2009
Primary education: Report slams government policy
EVER SINCE New Labour was elected, they have sought to dictate to schools what to teach and even how to teach it. Policed by the threatening machinery of Ofsted inspections and league tables of SATs and GCSE results, schools have been bullied into following each new instruction imposed by ministers and Whitehall officials, writes Martin Powell-Davies, secretary, Lewisham NUT.
14 October 2009
Socialist stands for NUT vice-president
Socialist Party member Martin Powell-Davies is standing for election as vice president of the National Union of Teachers...
7 October 2009
NUT vice president: Elect Martin Powell-Davies
Socialist Party member Martin Powell-Davies is standing for national vice-president of the National Union of Teachers (NUT)...
22 September 2009
Defend education: stop £2 billion spending cuts
ED BALLS' announcement of Labour's plans to impose £2 billion of cuts spells out the onslaught to be unleashed on teachers, writes Martin Powell-Davies, candidate for the NUT teachers' union vice-president post.
3 July 2004
Encouraging Result for Martin Powell-Davies
NUT Elections: SOCIALIST PARTY member Martin Powell-Davies received 6,482 first-preference votes in the National Union of Teachers’ general secretary election...
26 June 2004
Encouraging Result for Martin Powell-Davies
NUT Elections: SOCIALIST PARTY member Martin Powell-Davies received 6,482 first-preference votes in the National Union of Teachers’ general secretary election...
12 June 2004
NUT general secretary election candidate says 'Stop The Pensions Robbery'
ON 7 June the ballot to elect the next general secretary of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) opened. Martin Powell-Davies, secretary of Lewisham NUT is challenging in the election from outside the union establishment...
5 June 2004
Education: Labour's failed all the tests
School students, parents and teachers are being failed by New Labour's education policies. ...
27 March 2004
Defending Teachers, Defending Education
Martin Powell-Davies: SOCIALIST PARTY member Martin Powell-Davies has now secured enough nominations in the general secretary election of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) to proceed to the next stage of the election...
20 March 2004
A Teachers' Leader On A Teacher's Salary
NUT general secretary election: Socialist Party member Martin Powell-Davies is campaigning to stand in the general secretary election in the National Union of Teachers (NUT). With a fighting programme to change the NUT and defend and improve teachers' pay and working conditions,...
13 March 2004
NUT general secretary election: Standing For Change
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21 February 2004
SOCIALIST PARTY member Martin Powell-Davies is campaigning to stand as general secretary of the National Union of Teachers (NUT)...
24 January 2004
For a fighting leadership of the teachers' union
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10 January 2004
Report Reveals Plans For Teaching On The Cheap
THE FUTURE of education? Nothing but blue skies... and schools without teachers! Opponents of the government's "Workforce Agreement" have always warned that its real purpose was to introduce teaching on the cheap...
6 December 2003
Left Discuss NUT Leadership Bid
A VITAL meeting for the Left of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) took place in Nottingham on Saturday to decide who will be the left candidate to challenge for general secretary when Doug McAvoy retires next year...
19 April 2003
National Union of Teachers' conference
Action gets results - Teachers Must Fight Cuts: SO MUCH for New Labour priorities. When it comes to war, the cheque book's always ready. When it comes to our schools and services, Gordon Brown's wallet slams shut again, writes Martin Powell-Davies, Lewisham NUT.
20 April 2001
NUT conference For real unity through action
THE CONFERENCE of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) met at a crucial time for teachers. As well as conditions of service and salaries, the main issues concerning rank and file teachers were performance-related...
21 April 2000
Strike back at Performance Related Pay
TEACHERS ACROSS the country have angrily rejected New Labour's plans for Performance Related Pay (PRP), writes Martin Powell-Davies (Lewisham NUT).
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