Fight the cuts, not union members
Unison members in Wales protest against privatisation, photo Socialist Party Wales
Don’t let Unison democracy go up in smoke!
Don’t let Unison democracy go up in smoke!
Join Unison members outside Congress House on Great Russell Street, London, Monday 15 March 6pm onwards
Unison members – bring your letters from Unison HQ to burn!
Then come to a Defend the Four meeting, 7pm at University of London Union (ULU), Malet Street (just around the corner)
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
Smug MPs fail to convince: Fifty-six percent of 17-24 year olds aren’t registered to vote. Of those that are registered, many still do not vote come polling day. With this in mind, BBC3 hosted a ‘first time voters’ Question Time…
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Socialist Party feature
Michael Foot – the end of an era
Many “Old Labour” workers and socialists will be saddened at the death of Michael Foot and will see it as signifying the death of an era…
Socialist Party news and analysis
Trades Council demo unites Brighton fightback
“THEY SAY cut back, we say fight back” was the chant that roared through the streets of Brighton on Saturday as over 600 working class trade union activists, socialists and campaigners brought the city’s streets to a standstill, writes Peter Knight, Brighton Socialist Party.
Brighton trades Council demonstration against cuts, led by the save Our Nursery campaign, photo P. Knight
Riot cops attack peaceful Sussex students’ protest
Police clear path for racist EDL thugs
Anti-war campaigner Joe Glenton gets nine months
ANTI-AFGHANISTAN war campaigner Joe Glenton, a Lance-Corporal in the logistics corps, was found guilty of going absent without leave at a court martial and jailed for nine months…
Civil servants strike
Civil Servants Strike reports (updated)
Members of the PCS civil servants’ union took strike action today to oppose the changes to the civil service compensation scheme.
PCS workers on strike at the Passport Office, photo Socialist Party Wales
Solid two-day civil service strike shows anger of PCS members
Socialist Party NHS campaign
TRADE UNIONISTS, health activists and local communities have been protesting in recent weeks at plans to close critical care and maternity services in general hospitals…
Privatisation vulture, photo Alan Hardman
International socialist news and analysis
Palestine: ‘The Wall Must Fall!’
ONE THOUSAND people demonstrated on 19 February, in the Palestinian village Bil’in, in the occupied West Bank, writes Report from Socialist Struggle Movement, (CWI in Israel/Palestine).
Chile earthquake: Natural disaster, state catastrophe
Socialist Party campaigns
Debate on women’s oppression: Socialists propose solutions
Last week I addressed an International Women’s Day anniversary meeting in the European Parliament. The meeting was called by the United Left group, of which Socialist Party MEP Joe Higgins (CWI Ireland)…
PCS members were striking on International Women’s Day, photo Paul Mattsson
Waltham Forest day of action: Socialists and trade unionists make a stand
Canvassing for support for socialists in Lewisham
Build solidarity with Sri Lankan Tamils
Solidarity with Yarl’s Wood hunger strikers
National Shop Stewards Network: For undivided rank and file organisation
The steering committee of the National Shop Stewards Network (NSSN) met recently and discussed a number of important issues, including preparing for the national conference on 26 June, writes Bill Mullins.
Justice for the Shrewsbury pickets
Socialist Party workplace news
London Underground signals victory
On 5 February London Underground (LU) signal maintainers took 24 hour industrial action over management’s attempts to impose rosters, breaches of framework agreements and outsourcing of work, writes London Underground Signal Maintainer.
CWU to put Royal Mail deal to ballot of members
Socialist Party review
Review: The ivory tower of Westminster politics has seldom looked as far from the struggles of everyday life as it did in Channel 4’s ‘Tower House of Commons’, where four MPs spent eight days living in Britain’s most deprived council estates, displaying naivety, dismay, but most of all, a gaping chasm i, writes Ben Norman.