spotCampaigns

spotOrganisations

spotArguments for socialism

spotPeople

spotInternational

spotEvents

spotAround the UK


All keywords


All Campaigns subcategories:

Anti-capitalism

Anti-fascist

Anti-racism

Anti-war

Asylum

Black and Asian

Children

CNWP

Corporate crime

Disability

Education

* Election campaigns

Environment

EU

Finance

Food

Gender Recognition Act

Health and safety

Health and welfare

Housing

Human Rights

LGBT Pride

Local government

Local services

Low pay

Migration

Nationalisation

New workers party

NHS

Pensions

Post Office

Poverty

Privatisation

Public Services

Socialism

Socialist

Sport

Stop the slaughter of Tamils

Students

The state

Transport

TUSC

Welfare rights

Women

Workplace and TU campaigns

Youth


Election campaigns keywords:

Candidates (96)

Council elections (58)

Councillors (427)

Election (1380)

Elections (589)

Elections 2015 (3)

General election (257)

No2EU (83)

TUSC (1140)

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (564)

Candidates


Highlight keywords  |Print this articlePrint this article
From: The Socialist issue 978, 17 January 2018: Cuts cause NHS crisis

Search site for keywords: Union - Elections - Candidates

PCS union 2018 elections - nominate the left slate for a continued fighting leadership

PCS members on strike, photo Paul Mattsson

PCS members on strike, photo Paul Mattsson   (Click to enlarge)

Marion Lloyd, PS Left Unity chair and PCS executive committee member (personal capacity)

PCS members can nominate candidates for the national executive committee (NEC) at their branch annual general meeting. These meetings will take place during February and early March.

The Socialist Party supports the Democracy Alliance, which is standing a full slate in this election.

The alliance, which is comprised of PCS Left Unity and PCS Democrats, has won the NEC elections for the last 14 years.

During this time PCS has been seen as a union which stands up for its members, providing a democratically accountable and fighting leadership.

It has fought against austerity and the pay cap and put forward an alternative tax justice and welfare programme.

The Democracy Alliance slate (right) includes eight Socialist Party candidates.

NEC democracy alliance slate 2018

President (1)

Janice Godrich - DWP Clydeside & Argyle

Vice Presidents (4)

Jackie Green - MOJ Bradford

Fran Heathcote - DWP Northumbria & Tyneside

Zita Holbourne - BIS London North

Kevin McHugh - HMRC Benton Park View

NEC (30)

Mark Baker - DCLG Bristol & South West

Paula Brown - HSE National Branch

Clive Bryant - HMRC Worthing

Martin Cavanagh - DWP Wirral

Harvey Crane - HMRC Anglia

Alan Dennis - MOD DSg South Central

Felicity Flynn - MOJ

Angela Grant - DWP Wirral

Sam Hall - DWP Highlands & Islands

Austin Harney - MOJ Associated Offices

John Jamieson - Registers of Scotland

Tahir Latif - NATS CTC

Neil License - HMRC Yorks & North Lincs

Marion Lloyd - BIS Yorks & Humber

Dominic McFadden - HMRC Intelligence & Invest

John McInally - DWP HQ London

Kenny McKay - Comm Sec IT Services Glasgow

John Maguire - MOJ Greater Manchester

Lorna Merry - HMRC London HQ

Marianne Owens - HMRC South Wales

Ian Pope - DWP Glasgow

Annette Rochester - DWP Birmingham North

Alison Roder - MOJ HQ Branch

Dave Semple - DWP Greater Glasgow

Steve Thorley - CPS East Midlands

Candy Udwin - CMSOA National Gallery

Karen Watts - MOJ Wessex

Hector Wesley - HMRC Euston Tower

Katrine Williams - DWP SE Wales

Paul Williams - DfT Nottingham

Donate to the Socialist Party

Finance appeal

The coronavirus crisis has laid bare the class character of society in numerous ways. It is making clear to many that it is the working class that keeps society running, not the CEOs of major corporations.

The results of austerity have been graphically demonstrated as public services strain to cope with the crisis.

The government has now ripped up its 'austerity' mantra and turned to policies that not long ago were denounced as socialist. But after the corona crisis, it will try to make the working class pay for it, by trying to claw back what has been given.

  • The Socialist Party's material is more vital than ever, so we can continue to report from workers who are fighting for better health and safety measures, against layoffs, for adequate staffing levels, etc.
  • When the health crisis subsides, we must be ready for the stormy events ahead and the need to arm workers' movements with a socialist programme - one which puts the health and needs of humanity before the profits of a few.
Inevitably, during the crisis we have not been able to sell the Socialist and raise funds in the ways we normally would.
We therefore urgently appeal to all our viewers to donate to our Fighting Fund.

Please donate here.

All payments are made through a secure server.

My donation £

 

Your message: 

 







Join the Socialist Party
Subscribe to Socialist Party publications
Donate to the Socialist Party
Socialist Party Facebook page
Socialist Party on Twitter
Visit us on Youtube

LATEST POSTS

CONTACT US

Phone our national office on 020 8988 8777

Email: [email protected]

Locate your nearest Socialist Party branch Text your name and postcode to 07761 818 206

Regional Socialist Party organisers:

Eastern: 079 8202 1969

East Mids: 077 3797 8057

London: 075 4018 9052

North East: 078 4114 4890

North West 079 5437 6096

South West: 077 5979 6478

Southern: 078 3368 1910

Wales: 079 3539 1947

West Mids: 024 7655 5620

Yorkshire: 078 0983 9793

ABOUT US

ARCHIVE

Alphabetical listing


May 2021

April 2021

March 2021

February 2021

January 2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

1999