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30 January 2019
Join the fight to defend women's lives
Councils must save domestic violence services: Already this week, two women will have died due to domestic violence. By the end of the week, there will have been five
11 July 2018
Women's Lives Matter launched in Leeds to fight domestic violence service cuts
After it was reported that services protecting women against domestic violence in Leeds have been cut by 59%, we helped call a public meeting to launch 'Women's Lives Matter' in Leeds.
28 February 2018
Mary Jackson: funeral and memorial meeting
150 people attended Mary's funeral, including a delegation from transport union RMT, reflecting the enormous love and respect she was held in by family, friends and comrades
7 February 2018
Yorkshire Socialist Party regional conference
Growth in support and big donations to building fund: The 4 February regional conference of Yorkshire Socialist Party was a tremendous success. Over 50 delegates attended and there was an optimistic mood, which reflected both the growth in support for the
24 January 2018
Defend Louise Harrison - save Yorkshire women's services!
Louise Harrison, now ex-staff member of South Yorkshire Women's Aid, was dismissed from her job on 19 January by a trustee vote of three to one not to renew her contract.
27 September 2017
Stop the cuts - save our vital services
"They cut, we bleed - Save Women's Aid" was chanted outside Doncaster council chamber by approximately 30 trade unionists, socialists and community activists, on 21 September.
30 August 2017
Campaigners fight second Yorkshire Women's Aid closure in two years
'Women's Lives Matter' campaigners took to the streets of Doncaster to defend the last Women's Aid in south Yorkshire
21 August 2017
Bin workers say: Sack Suez, stop rubbish cuts!
Doncaster bin workers employed by contractor Suez, were set to begin a strike
17 August 2017
Bin workers - fighting back wins!
Following magnificent action, Brum's bin workers have forced a management retreat.
8 May 2017
Doncaster TUSC's campaigning against cuts goes on
TUSC will continue to campaign to get the Tories out, for a Corbyn government and a socialist council
3 May 2017
'Socialist Steve' takes on the robots
Steve's campaign demands include refusing to carry out Tory government cuts to council spending, implementing a £10 an hour minimum wage, and initiating a mass council house building programme, as part of his 'people's budget'
26 April 2017
TUSC's programme for jobs and services
Steve Williams, TUSC candidate for Doncaster mayor, sent his apologies to a Chamber of Commerce invitation
19 April 2017
Doncaster mayoral election: Socialist Steve campaign diary
... Rikki, who asked for more info on the TUSC website after getting a flyer, meets us to discuss getting involved - he's bringing two mates to the next Socialist Party meeting...
12 April 2017
Doncaster: Socialist Steve's growing support
It's been a great first week for Steve Williams' Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) campaign for mayor.
5 April 2017
NHS worker to stand for mayor of Doncaster
Steve Williams will be standing as the TUSC candidate for Doncaster mayor in the May elections
24 March 2017
Doncaster: snap strike by posties pushes bully bosses back
"Yesterday we were under their spell, today they're under ours"
14 December 2016
Doncaster: cuts give rise to 'tent city'
Homelessness in the UK has reached epidemic proportions. Homelessness in Doncaster is no worse than other towns but a few enterprising folk have set up a tent city to protect the town's homeless.
12 December 2016
Bin workers strike against draconian management
130 Doncaster waste transfer workers struck on 12 December over a 'draconian' management style and the victimisation and sacking of two colleagues.
15 April 2016
With the imminent closure of Doncaster Women's Aid, some women are 'fighting for their lives'
23 March 2016
Academy failed me and other children with disabilities
I felt I had little support from the academy I attended, including an inconsistent level of care which did not meet any of my required needs.
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