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Fighting the cuts
Disgracefully the chief executive of the Health Federation, Mike Farrar, has declared that the public must accept ‘the closure of many hospital units and live healthier lives if they want the NHS to survive’!, writes Roger Shrives, Lewisham Socialist Party.
PCS fighting the austerity agenda – ‘Action gets results’
Teachers: fight for strike action is on
Beware: latest pensions changes
Sussex County hospital cleaning and catering: The brutal reality of privatisation
Brixton Hill: Opposing Labour’s ‘cuts cooperative’
Two TUSC candidates standing against cuts on the Wirral
Socialist Party news and analysis
We need an alternative to blind-alley capitalism… socialism!
It is little over a month since Tory Chancellor George Osborne stood at the dispatch box to deliver his autumn budget statement…
Northern Ireland: Flag issue turmoil illustrates failure of the ‘peace process’
Prison closures = more privatisation
Socialist Party feature
Renationalise the railways now!
On 19 January 1993, John Major’s Tory government passed the British Coal and British Rail (Transfer Proposals) Act which led to the splitting up and privatisation of British Rail…
Socialist Party reports and campaigns
Tory minister lies about ‘lategate’…
… and offers no solution to youth joblessness: Well-rested Tory Business Minister, Matthew Hancock, who overslept and missed a TV debate with Youth Fight for Jobs supporter, Ian Pattison, has lied about how late he actually was…
Sheffield fight back, or we’ll have nothing left!
Swindon: 1,100 Honda job losses
Indian embassy protest: raging against rape
Reviews and readers’ comments
Capitalism – Forever blowing bubbles
Peter Taaffe reviews the “Bubbles and bankruptcy: Financial crises in Britain since 1700”, a free exhibition at the British Museum, Room 69a, until 5 May..
A day in the life… Young, low-paid, bullied and angry
Reject the wedge between generations
‘The old are money-grabbers who want something for nothing and fuss when they don’t get it.’ … ‘The young won’t do a fair day’s work and laze around causing trouble.’