May Day greetings - support the socialist
Surrey Unison deputy branch secretary Paul Couchman has raised £89 for a May Day greeting from individual donations given by members of his union branch.
Have you asked for May Day greeting donations from fellow socialists and activists in your union branch or campaign group yet?
May Day greetings help show solidarity with working-class and young people internationally, while also showing support for socialist ideas and raising money to fund the socialist.
Unlike the capitalist press, the socialist is not funded or influenced by big business millionaires. This means we can print the views of people campaigning for decent jobs and services while putting forward the alternative of a socialist world. The paper therefore relies on its readers and supporters for funding.
Take out a May Day greeting this year, as either a group or an individual, so we can continue to print and distribute socialist news.
Email circulation@socialistparty.org.uk for May Day greeting pledge sheets, appeal letters or for more information. The 25% bigger greeting offer has been extended by one week until 26 March. The final deadline is 11 April.
Rates include: £15 for 1/32 page (£11.25 if paid by 26 March), £25 1/16 page (£18.75), £40 1/8 page (£30) and £75 1/4 page (£56.25). Make cheques payable to Socialist Publications Ltd or phone 020 8988 8796 to pay by debit/credit card.
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In The Socialist 22 March 2007:
Labour's NHS plans: not what the doctors ordered!
Divisive forgery shocks health campaign
War and terrorism
Blair (and Tories) get their Trident vote
Socialist Party campaigns
May Day greetings - support the socialist
Keep the market out of education!
International Socialist Resistance
Socialist Party news and analysis
Passenger protests force some improvements
Budget: Who are the real scroungers?
Socialist Party women's day school a success
What we think
Private equity deals - fight free-market vultures
Marxist analysis: history
How was the slave trade abolished?
International socialist news and analysis
Rifondazione Comunista - its future?
"Bush out of Iraq and Lula out of Haiti"
Greece: The struggle to defend free education
Workplace news and analysis
Burslem postal workers continue the fight
Greenwich single status scandal
TUC try to cut conference childcare provision
Lobby for migrant workers' rights
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