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Anti-bedroom tax
Stop the bedroom tax – Hands off our homes!
Politicians keep inviting us to feel sorry for them as they have to make tough choices – choices of whose jobs, whose terms and conditions, whose services to cut
Glasgow demonstration against the bedroom tax and austerity 30 March 2013, photo Jim Halfpenny
Organise to bin the bedroom tax
Waltham Forest victims of bedroom tax are ‘up for a fight’
Socialist Party NHS news and campaigns
Stafford hospital: Massive march in support of NHS
Accumulated anger at years of attacks on Stafford hospital and its hard working staff erupted onto the streets on Saturday
United show of opposition to NHS cuts in Dewsbury
International socialist news and analysis
South Africa: Workers and Socialist Party
First steps toward uniting struggles: Following the launch of the new Workers and Socialist Party (WASP) on 21 March, work is continuing to complete the formal registration of the party and establish its structures across South Africa, writes Liv Shange, DSM South Africa.
Workers and Socialist Party Registers at the Electorial Commission in Centurion, Gauteng, South Africa, photo S Figg
Socialist Party news and analysis
Break with Thatcher’s legacy! – Socialist policies needed
“We are all Thatcherites now,” declared Tory leader David Cameron on the day of Thatcher’s funeral. “Oh no, we’re not!” roared back the working class in Goldthorpe, where over 1,000 protested, in Liverpool, Glasgow and London.
Feature by Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary.
Protests at Thatcher’s Funeral, photo Paul Mattsson
Stop Gove hacking our school hols
Teachers – and many parents – have been shocked by Tory education minister Michael Gove’s announcement that he wants to lengthen the school day and shorten school holidays, writes Martin Powell-Davies
Times Rich List: Super-rich get richer … again
Why we’re standing against cuts
20 years after murder of Stephen Lawrence
Scottish TUC supports 24-hour general strike against austerity
Edmund Schluessel elected to NUS executive
Socialist Students is celebrating an excellent result in the NUS ‘Block of 15’ elections.
Caste discrimination: MPs side with oppressors not oppressed
Homes for all: For all those 70,000-plus people affected by the bedroom tax in London, who the Con-Dems suggest might move into the private sector, look no further than a lovely new property just come on to the market
Socialist Party workplace news
Unite – build a fighting union
Len McCluskey of Unite speaking at the 20 October 2012 TUC demo against austerity , photo by Paul Mattsson
Angry workers protest outside Ford’s UK headquarters
As Usdaw delegates descended on Blackpool for our ADM (conference), Morrisons have announced 689 job losses across its 490 stores as a result of introducing new technology into cash offices
The Socialist; readers’ comments
Cold, hungry, young and homeless
I live in rural Derbyshire. We have a couple of large outbuildings and young homeless men often shelter in them, writes Sandy.
Responding to distortions about Liverpool’s socialist council
May Day
May Day 8-page greetings supplement
International Workers’ Day marks the first US-wide general strike that took place on 1 May 1886 and commemorates the Haymarket Martyrs killed in Chicago by the police…