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The Socialist 27 July 2016

No compromise with Labour right

The Socialist issue 911

No compromise with Labour right wing

Mood to defeat the Blairites

Anger against Blairite 'traitors' sweeps Portsmouth Momentum

'Defend Corbyn' rally

Corbyn's 'rock-star welcome' in North West


End Victorian working conditions

Tories plan further fee hikes for uni students

Them & Us

What we saw: UB40 backs Corbyn


Europe and the workers' movement after Brexit

Why the Socialist Party opposed the EU


Turkey: no to military rule, no to Erdoğan's rule


Barcelona 1936: the people's Olympics


Fawley refinery strike against 'race to bottom'

Unite policy conference backs reselection of Labour MPs

Brookes workers continue the fight against 2Sisters

Workplace news in brief


Black Lives Matter demo shakes Leeds

Sheffield solidarity with Black Lives Matter

Huntingdon anti-racist rally


Pent Valley school closure judicial review blocked

Reverse Derby council cuts

An explosion in sales of the Socialist

Sharrow success

 
 
 
 
 

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Huntingdon anti-racist rally

A small group of BNP supporters gathered heavily out-numbered by anti-BNP protestors in London's Whitehall , 1 June 2013, photo Paul Mattsson

A small group of BNP supporters gathered heavily out-numbered by anti-BNP protestors in London's Whitehall , 1 June 2013, photo Paul Mattsson   (Click to enlarge)

Crowds took to the streets of Huntingdon on 16 July to march in solidarity with the Polish community and embrace the diverse culture of the town.

The welcome show of inclusiveness was necessary after the vile racism and xenophobia that was exhibited immediately after the referendum.

Racist signs were displayed in residential areas near the homes of Polish families, as well as a primary school, telling them to leave.

The march was a welcome show of inclusiveness to all migrant workers and refugees as well as an important message to those who seek to divide our communities. "Enough is enough, we will accept no more".

The Socialist Party, Huntingdon Labour, Unite the Union and the Greens all showed their support.

Taran O'Sullivan

In this issue


#KeepCorbyn

No compromise with Labour right wing

Mood to defeat the Blairites

Anger against Blairite 'traitors' sweeps Portsmouth Momentum

'Defend Corbyn' rally

Corbyn's 'rock-star welcome' in North West


Socialist Party news and analysis

End Victorian working conditions

Tories plan further fee hikes for uni students

Them & Us

What we saw: UB40 backs Corbyn


Socialist Party feature

Europe and the workers' movement after Brexit

Why the Socialist Party opposed the EU


International socialist news and analysis

Turkey: no to military rule, no to Erdoğan's rule


Socialist history

Barcelona 1936: the people's Olympics


Workplace news and analysis

Fawley refinery strike against 'race to bottom'

Unite policy conference backs reselection of Labour MPs

Brookes workers continue the fight against 2Sisters

Workplace news in brief


Fighting racism

Black Lives Matter demo shakes Leeds

Sheffield solidarity with Black Lives Matter

Huntingdon anti-racist rally


Socialist Party reports and campaigns

Pent Valley school closure judicial review blocked

Reverse Derby council cuts

An explosion in sales of the Socialist

Sharrow success


 

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