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The Socialist issue 651

15 December 2010

Workers and students unite!

2010 Back issues


The Socialist issue 651

Anti-cuts campaign

spotWorkers and students unite!

The student protests against fees and cuts have marked a watershed. On 9 December the atmosphere was electric. Rough and ready placards pulled no punches. The chants were exhilarating. While students dared…

Students, joined by trade unionists, protest outside parliament on Day X as tuition fees debated, photo Suzanne Beishon

Students, joined by trade unionists, protest outside parliament on Day X as tuition fees debated, photo Suzanne Beishon


spotNational Shop Stewards Network anti-cuts conference

Saturday 22 January 2011, South Camden Community School, Charrington Street, London NW1 1RG, near Euston station.

spotPrepare to build the fight against all cuts in 2011

Students protest outside parliament on Day X as tuition fees debated, photo Suzanne Beishon

Students protest outside parliament on Day X as tuition fees debated, photo Suzanne Beishon


spotFighting back against council cuts

spotSwansea: Council cuts must be fought

spotHands off the Forest of Dean!

spotWorkplace news in brief

Scrooge Northern Rail bosses in Christmas pay pantomime: Rail union RMT have slammed Northern Rail for issuing deliberately misleading statements over Christmas working arrangements…

spotSalford Against Cuts gets organised

spotCome to the TUSC conference

Socialist Party feature

spotEurope: Working class enters the struggle

The tenth world congress of the socialist international to which the Socialist Party is affiliated, the Committee for a Workers’ International (CWI), took place in Belgium between 1 and 9 December…

Demonstrations in France against attacks on pension rights, photo Judy Beishon

Demonstrations in France against attacks on pension rights, photo Judy Beishon


Socialist Party news and analysis

spotUS government turns the screws on WikiLeaks

THE CONTINUING publication of leaked US diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks highlights the role US imperialism plays in every corner of the world, writes John Sharpe.

spotTommy Sheridan trial: Cameron’s spin doctor let off the hook

spotRaking in the cash

spotGarment workers demand a living wage in Bangladesh

ONCE AGAIN thousands of textile workers in Bangladesh were forced to take to the streets last week to demand that all employers pay the new monthly minimum wage which was meant to be implemented by 1 December following protests last July…

Socialist Party youth and students

spotCondemn brutal policing of students

As parliament prepared to vote on Thursday 9 December on the trebling of tuition fees, 35,000 marched to defend their futures…

 Brutal policing faced the students protest outside parliament on Day X as tuition fees debated, photo Suzanne Beishon

Brutal policing faced the students protest outside parliament on Day X as tuition fees debated, photo Suzanne Beishon


spotTories to legalise tax cheating

spotInterview with 24 November protesters

spotLondon students vote to coordinate with workers

spotReports of ‘Day X’ fees protests

spotSave EMA day!

spotYouth democratic rights campaign: defend all victimised protesters

spotNo more the ‘apathetic generation’

ON 20 October I phoned my daughter to nudge her to participate in the London comprehensive spending review protests, writes a local government worker.

spotMedirest workers on strike

Education

spotEducation white paper: A threat to schools and teachers

The Con-Dem government is not only attacking higher education. MARTIN POWELL DAVIES says that their recent new education white paper ‘The Importance of Teaching’ is a poisonous amalgam of twisted logic and dangerous threats to teachers and the future of education in schools.

300 students from the newly renamed Gower (Further Education) College in Gorseinon, a few miles west of Swansea, joined the national day of action against tuition fee rises and the cutting of the EMA grant, photo Rob Williams

300 students from the newly renamed Gower (Further Education) College in Gorseinon, a few miles west of Swansea, joined the national day of action against tuition fee rises and the cutting of the EMA grant, photo Rob Williams


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