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3 September 2014
Pre-election Britain - crisis brewing on all fronts
The 2015 general election is a mere eight months away yet impossible to call. But, as Hannah Sell, Socialist Party deputy general secretary writes, what is clear is that none of the capitalist parties hold any real attraction for working class voters
7 May 2014
Prepare for almighty battles against austerity
Capitalism is a system in crisis. It is delivering austerity for the majority and unimaginable wealth for a few at the top. Inevitably it is increasingly being questioned, writes Hannah Sell
26 March 2014
1. This document should be read in conjunction with the 'Thesis for the World Situation' agreed at the 2013 meeting of the International Executive Committee and circulated for discussion at our national
4 December 2013
Support the fightback in Con-Dems' Dickensian Britain
Socialist Party Christmas appeal: While wage cuts and fuel price rises are the norm for us, we can at least console ourselves that Britain is leading Europe in the number of bankers earning over €1 million
Tale of Two Cities - Youth Fight for Jobs protest against Workfare in Stratford's Westfield shopping centre in London 25 February 2012 , photo senan
27 November 2013
No recovery for Britain's young people
The supporters of capitalism might be calling the feeble growth in the economy a "recovery" but Britain's young people are still left reeling
16 October 2013
Tories' rags and riches Britain; Join the socialist fightback!
It is the best of times, it is the worst of times. Dickens' Tale of Two Cities, describes a world divided by poverty and excess. But even his alcoholic anti-hero Carton isn't a scratch on today's super-rich soaks.
9 October 2013
Tories condemn us to the breadline
Cameron's speech to Conservative Party conference confirms that he and the Tory Party faithful live in a parallel universe to the vast majority in society.
2 October 2013
Tory millionaire tells Britain: 'Back to the workhouse!'
Millionaire chancellor George Osborne announced at Tory conference a plan to keep the country on rations until 2020! Ken Douglas writes.
TUC demo 26 March 2011 - for a 24 hour General Strike now, photo Senan
18 September 2013
Britain: a seething cauldron of class anger
The historic defeat of Prime Minister David Cameron's plans to bomb Syria was only the latest in a long list of crises, but Labour is failing spectacularly to forge ahead in the polls.
11 September 2013
The government's Alice in Wongaland recovery
Following a series of improved economic data and forecasts over summer, Tory Chancellor George Osborne announced on 9 September that Britain's economy was "turning the corner", writes Alistair Tice.
14 August 2013
What We think: For a tiny few at the top Britain is really booming. When the Sunday Times first published its Rich List in 1989, the combined wealth of Britain's 200 richest people was £38 billion (£80 billion today). By 2013 it had increased to £318.2 billion
Pic: Jim Halfpenny
5 June 2013
Food bank Britain: Con-Dems turn the clock back
At anti-bedroom tax meetings many people report that they are going without food as they try to pay their rent, writes Steve Score
Protests at Thatcher's Funeral, photo Paul Mattsson
24 April 2013
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.
13 March 2013
Breadline Britain... Kick out the cuts coalition
Many young people suffer heart-rending experiences struggling for jobs, housing, education and basic services. But there IS an alternative
TUC demo against austerity: Photo Paul Mattsson
27 February 2013
TUC must set date for 24-hour general strike: Before the 2010 general election Osborne made maintaining Britain's AAA credit rating one of eight benchmarks by which to judge the government... The wheels are coming off the Con-Dem coalition
14 January 2013
We have sought to demonstrate in this analysis of the past and present policies of the Socialist Workers Party, that unless they change they will be found wanting in the new period we are entering, both in Britain and internationally...
1 January 2013
2013: Prepare for a mighty battle against deeper cuts
The coming year, like 2012, will be one of intense working class struggles, writes Peter Taaffe
23 October 2012
After October 20: preparing for a one-day general strike
The London 20 October TUC demo was a great success. But there was a feeling among many workers that more decisive action is necessary to force the government to retreat, writes Peter Taaffe
4 September 2012
Osborne's cuts plans aren't working
The school and college students have returned but it was the angry and loud booing of Cuts-Chancellor George Osborne at the Paralympics that really signals we are in a new season
The Youth Fight for Jobs Austerity Games held in Hackney Marshes 24 July 2012 highlighted the plight of young people, photo Paul Mattsson
25 July 2012
On your marks.... Get set.... Fight back!
Olympic Britain - we're priced out: Make the super-rich pay for the crisis - not the 99%!...
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