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The Socialist issue 684

7 September 2011

Strike together to defend pensions

2011 Back issues


The Socialist issue 684

Action to defeat the cuts!

spotStrike together to defend pensions

Newcastle: 30 June coordinated strike action by the PCS civil service union and NUT, ATL and UCU teaching unions , photo Elaine Brunskill

Newcastle: 30 June coordinated strike action by the PCS civil service union and NUT, ATL and UCU teaching unions , photo Elaine Brunskill


spotMobilise the power of the working class

Mobilise the power of the working class

Mobilise the power of the working class


The Socialist editorial

spotMass workers’ movement – the only way to make the super-rich pay

It is a sign of the bankrupt nature of modern capitalism and its political representatives that taxation of the rich is so low some of them are asking to pay more

Half-million strong TUC demo, central London, 26 March 2011, against the government's cuts, photo Senan

Half-million strong TUC demo, central London, 26 March 2011, against the government’s cuts, photo Senan


Socialist Party news and analysis

spotTory bribes to promote socially divisive ‘Free Schools’ agenda

Students in England and Wales returned to school this week. If Tory education secretary Michael Gove could give one piece of advice to them what would it be? asks James Kerr

School students and teachers protest against academies at Tile Hill Wood school in Coventry, photo Coventry Socialist Party

School students and teachers protest against academies at Tile Hill Wood school in Coventry, photo Coventry Socialist Party


spotNHS reaches a tipping point

spotReject health bill attacks on abortion

spotThe riots, Clarke and the “broken penal system”

Glyn Travis and Joe Simpson, assistant secretaries of the prison workers’ union POA set out some of the key issues in prisons following the riots

spotFast news

spotNew pamphlet – The Rise and Fall of the Scottish Socialist Party

spotMiliband to bury Labour

Socialist Party feature

spotConsequences of 9/11: a world turned upside down

Ten years after the twin towers came crashing down in New York, Peter Taaffe assesses the changed world situation. In the aftermath of that terrorist attack, US imperialism unleashed mass slaughter in Afghanistan and Iraq.

9/11: Attack on the Twin Towers of the Wold Trade Centre, photo BBC

9/11 attack


Socialist Party reports and campaigns

spotBristol marches against home care sell-off

‘Main political cliques all support privatisation’: “Thank you, you are bloody marvellous,” ended Bob Taylor’s emotional speech at a Bristol rally on Saturday 3 September against the selling off of home care in the city

Bristol

Bristol


spotEDL kept out of Tower Hamlets by thousands protesting

EDL supporters rallying in London, 3.9.11


spotStop the Dale Farm evictions

spotConfronting a Labour cutter

On 2 September Chris Bryant (Labour MP for Rhondda) was in Tonypandy. When I saw him I thought it was a perfect opportunity to confront him about the brutal cuts in the NHS, especially in mental health…

Socialist Party workplace news

spotScotland – Unison calls for pensions strike

The mood among Unison members for strike action on being forced to pay more for a worse pension was driven home at the Scottish local government Unison conference on 2 September, writes a Glasgow Unison member.

Unison Social care workers on strike in Scotland, photo Duncan Brown

Unison Social care workers on strike in Scotland, photo Duncan Brown


spotPicket lines at police stations

spotWorkplace News in brief

Socialist Party youth and students

spotYouth March For Jobs

75 years ago 200 unemployed men from Jarrow marched from their home in the North East to London to demand jobs and an end to their poverty conditions. Youth Fight for Jobs is marching their route again

Youth Fight for Jobs :: March for Jobs :: Jarrow to London :: October 2011

Youth Fight for Jobs :: March for Jobs :: Jarrow to London :: October 2011


spotOne in a million…fighting back!

spotNEET figures still rising

spotLocal Housing Allowance

spot£36,000 for a degree

Socialist Party review

spotThem and Us by Will Hutton

Book review: ‘Them and Us’ by former Observer editor Will Hutton, originally published in 2010, is now available in paperback. Bob Severn reviews the book…

Then and Us - Will Hutton, photo Abacus (publisher)


International socialist news and analysis

spotLibya after Gaddafi – Independent workers’ action needed

Almost every day there are warning signs of the dark shadows that Nato’s intervention has thrown over the Libyan revolution, writes Robert Bechert, Committee for a Workers’ International (CWI).

spotIndian high commission protest over Tamil death sentences

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