The Socialist 14 April 2010
Main parties promise more of the same rotten cuts agenda
Main parties promise more of the same rotten cuts agenda
Voters face 'slash and burn' policies whoever wins election
Help build a socialist alternative in the general election
Socialist Party manifesto 2010
Afghanistan: Bring the troops back
Kyrgyzstan - dictator overthrown
Defend welfare and public services
RMT union challenges far-right in Barking
Postal workers call for 'no' vote on deal
NUT conference calls for 24-hour public sector strike
Newcastle University - support staff face attacks on jobs and pay
National Shop Stewards Network 2010 conference
Lewisham - standing on our fighting record
Coventry's city-wide socialist election challenge
Russia: Putin - ten years of the man that no-one knew
Emperor's new clothes: the bosses' pet management theories
20 years ago: the Strangeways prison riot
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The Socialist 14 April 2010, Main parties promise more of the same rotten cuts agenda
Main parties promise more of the same rotten cuts agenda
Underwhelming, nauseating, garbage... These are just some of the more polite words that will spring to the minds of workers and young people as they read and hear the New Labour and Tory election manifestos. Everyone knows they plan to hack public services to the bone - here are some immediate responses:
Voters face 'slash and burn' policies whoever wins election
Socialist Party manifesto 2010
Socialist Party manifesto 2010
Socialist Party news and analysis
Socialist Party features