Come to the Socialist Party Summer Camp
5pm, Friday 23 to 1pm, Monday 26 August
New venue in Ware, Hertfordshire
Discussions programme announced:
Friday evening: Politics and Music - David Gorton
Saturday morning: Save our NHS - Jon Dale
Saturday evening: World in turmoil, report from CWI school - SP general secretary Peter Taaffe
Sunday morning: 100 years since the Dublin Lockout - Cillian Gillespie
Sunday evening: The fight for a new workers' party: Labour, the unions and TUSC - speakers include Dave Nellist
Monday morning: Battling the bedroom tax
Activities include climbing wall, archery, zip line, paintball, golf and fishing • Meals available at reasonable prices • Evening burger bar• Camp fire • Quiz night • Live music • Crèche for younger children during discussions • Red Flag Club for older children
Bring along a tent, sleeping bag, plate, cup, bowl, knife, fork and spoon.
Costs (not including food or activities): Waged adult £50; Unwaged £30; Family of 4: £100; Child over 4: £12.50; Deposit £20 per person.
For more information and a booking form ring 020 8988 8782 or email [email protected]
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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.
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In The Socialist 14 August 2013:
Socialist Party campaigns
Zero tolerance for zero-hours!
Socialist Party editorial
Socialist Party news and analysis
Met finally apologise for G20 death
London Olympics legacy - one year on
Football and big business: time to reclaim the game
Socialist Party events
Come to the Socialist Party Summer Camp
Socialist Party NHS campaign
Hunt attacks NHS staff and patients
Protest at the Tory Conference in Manchester
International socialist news and analysis
Tunisia: Mobilise to bring down the government
South Africa: Limpopo WASP launch
Seattle: Socialist challenge to corporate Democrats
Socialist Party workplace news
Defend the Four: Tribunal compensation award to Unison activists
Postal workers ballot for action
Swansea council pay attacks angers workers
Anti-Bedroom Tax
Winning a reprieve from the bedroom tax
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
Socialist Party comments and reviews
Reflections and sycophancy: Kinnock versus the socialist Liverpool council
The Mill: A change from the usual TV
Successes, failures and stalemates: A week in the life of a trade union rep
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