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15 June 2006
LEWISHAM SOCIALIST Party held a very successful "Question Time" meeting on 8 June in Telegraph Hill ward, with one of the Socialist Party (SP) councillors, Ian Page, taking over the David Dimbleby role...
25 May 2006
MOST TEACHERS want to fight this Education Bill but unfortunately some of our union leaders are against discussing industrial action to oppose it, writes Martin Powell-Davies, Lewisham National Union of Teachers (NUT).
11 May 2006
Increased votes for socialism in Lewisham
THE SOCIALIST PARTY councillors, Ian Page and Chris Flood, were both re-elected with increased votes in Lewisham’s Telegraph Hill ward...
11 May 2006
Excellent results for the Socialist Party
THE SOCIALIST Party secured some excellent results in the local elections around the country...
4 May 2006
Swansea ballot shows depth of support for NHS
SWANSEA SOCIALIST Party members, campaigning against the loss of hospital beds, say the public are on our side after an informal ballot held in the city centre on 29 April...
4 May 2006
Socialist Party members’ election successes
Press release Socialist Party members – standing as Socialist Alternative candidates and on behalf of Save Huddersfield’s NHS campaign - scored outstanding successes in the local elections.
27 April 2006
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The Socialist Party is also standing as part of the Socialist Green Unity Coalition, who are fielding up to 50 candidates in the local elections.
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Lewisham Telegraph Hill: Councillor Ian Page, Councillor Chris Flood, Jes Leech20 April 2006
New Labour feel the heat on hospital cuts
THE CRISIS in the NHS has become a big issue in next month's local council elections. Earlier this year managers at Lewisham Hospital in south London announced plans to close three wards and sack hospital staff...
20 April 2006
We need a fighting alternative
COUNCIL ELECTIONS are taking place all over the country. In most cases, working-class voters and young people are turned off by the policies of cuts and privatisation of services offered by all the main capitalist parties -...
30 March 2006
Council elections: Great response in Lewisham
"Thank you for all your hard work on behalf of the council tenants - keep it up, some of us can't afford to buy our own homes!"
23 March 2006
Lewisham: Socialist Party takes up the fight against ALMOs
Housing privatisation...: LEWISHAM COUNCIL, like other authorities is trying to sell off our council homes to housing associations, PFI or arms length management organisation (ALMO) bodies. Socialist Party members oppose these plans...
2 March 2006
Ken Livingstone removed from office
The Standards Board for England, an unelected body set up in 2000, have removed Ken Livingstone, an elected politician, from office for a month...
17 November 2005
Selection and 'free market' threaten our schools
Education White Paper: TONY BLAIR'S first defeat in parliament over the Terrorism Bill has made many parents, school students, teachers and education workers more confident that they can defeat Labour's latest education White Paper...
27 October 2005
Keep 'the market' out of schools
SO BLAIR wants to make his mark on history in his last term of office with "pivotal change" in education...
25 August 2005
Lewisham Socialist Party councillors support suspended MSPs
Socialist Party councillors Ian Page and Chris Flood have written to protest at the suspension without pay of four Scottish Socialist Party MSPs...
12 May 2005
NHS - Stop the profit vultures
DURING THE election, Blair and other New Labour politicians said they were pumping money into the NHS to save vital services...
12 May 2005
'I ALWAYS vote for Ian Page and the socialists in local elections but, because you can't win this time, I'm going to vote for one of the main parties', was a constant response met by Socialist Party canvassers in the...
28 April 2005
Housing for need not profit: SO FEW houses are being built at affordable prices in Britain that even workers in jobs where there are chronic shortages cannot get on the 'property ladder'...
19 March 2005
DELEGATES WILL be gathering at the National Union of Teachers (NUT) annual conference in Gateshead this Easter, buoyed by the union's decision to hold a ballot for a one-day national strike to oppose the attacks on our...
15 January 2005
An eventful year for a Socialist councillor
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Party councillor in Telegraph Hill ward in Lewisham, south London...
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