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The Socialist 14 February 2018

We can win the fight for the NHS

We can win the fight for the NHS

Stop press: victory - campaign saves NHS rehab ward

McDonnell says Labour would put services 'irreversibly' in workers' hands

Tamil youth march for justice

Rent doubles in a decade: cap rents, build council homes!

What we saw: Tory-Blairite EU love-in

Oxfam scandal: we need democratic aid and working class solidarity

How should TUSC approach the local elections and Brexit negotiations?

Czechoslovakia 1968: 'Prague Spring' challenges Stalinism

Cape Town drought

Brazil: Lula conviction confirmed

Big political strike against Finnish government's attack on unemployed

France: rallies in support of oppressed Kurdish people

UCU uni strike: coordinate public sector fightback

Sadiq Khan's bus drivers' London licence doesn't go far enough

Newham teachers strike again as anti-academy pressure mounts

Woolwich Crossrail walkouts to demand promised bonuses

Threat of action defeats pay cut at Surrey council

Haringey protests HDV - but Labour fails to kill it off completely

Staines fire services saved

Carlisle debate - socialism or social democracy?

Enjoyable and successful Cardiff Refugee Rights gig

I'm now a 'manager' and I can barely manage!

In Windsor none of us want to see homeless people on the street

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Enjoyable and successful Cardiff Refugee Rights gig

Refugee Rights gig in Cardiff 10 February 2018 (Click to enlarge)

Lawanya Chandra, Refugee Rights campaign

Refugee Rights members attended a fundraising gig organised by Cardiff Young Socialists on 10 February.

I was deeply moved by the huge support that we received. Everyone welcomed us and was very friendly in supporting us. Everyone wanted to talk to us and ask about the campaign.

I really enjoyed the music and there were also some books, painting and some gifts for the raffle ticket winners. We raised more than £350 overall.

I was really happy and impressed with the Young Socialists members - it's delightful to see young people interested in politics and wanting to help refugees. They organised it really well.

We were given the opportunity to say a few words and give out our draft trade union motion. After the speech we were also interviewed by some of the local media.

I want to thank the Young Socialists members for organising a very successful gig and an enjoyable evening.

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