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19 March 2014
No to the bosses' EU - Yes to an independent socialist alternative
The question of a referendum over Britain's membership of the European Union is problematic for all the mainstream capitalist parties, writes Hannah Sell
No2EU candidates and supporters launch their manifesto, photo D Carr
10 June 2009
No2EU: a step towards a workers' political voice
No2EU-Yes to Democracy held its launch seven weeks ago. Initiated by the transport workers' union - the RMT - this hastily constructed electoral alliance succeeded in winning 153,236 votes in the European elections, writes Hannah Sell, Socialist Party deputy general secretary.
North-West No2EU - Yes to Democracy
20 May 2009
THE RMT-led coalition for the European elections, 'No2EU-Yes to Democracy', is receiving a very favourable response as a workers' alternative to the rotten establishment parties...
15 May 2009
Euro elections 2009: Challenging big business and the far-right
In this year's European elections working-class people have a positive alternative to vote for. A new electoral alliance, No2EU-Yes to Democracy has been launched to oppose the EU's big-business agenda
No2EU - Yes to Democracy press launch, photo Suzanne Beishon
15 April 2009
European elections: Why No2EU?
The Socialist Party is backing the No2EU-Yes to Democracy coalition in June's European elections. The European Union's directives and rulings, enthusiastically implemented by the New Labour government, are linked to the avalanche of job losses, wage cuts and continued privatisation that we face, Clive Heemskerk explains.
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The Socialist, weekly newspaper of the Socialist Party
Interview with newly elected Unison NEC member and hospital worker
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Oaks Park school strike against bully bosses
Leicestershire engineers' fifth week of strikes against fire and rehire
DVLA dispute: Escalation needed
Warehouse workers fight 50% cut in redundancy pay
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