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26 February 2021
Liverpool Labour meltdown - Fight for socialist policies
Thirty five years ago the national news bulletins most nights featured the leaders of Liverpool's Labour council, in which Militant (now the Socialist Party) played a key role
24 February 2021
Tories admit guilt for asylum seeker neglect
Today I received a letter from the Home Secretary Priti Patel. The letter is a weak and pathetic attempt by the home secretary to deflect criticism away from her government's negligent policy
24 February 2021
W. Sussex children's centres on the chopping block
Conservative West Sussex County Council is planning to axe 32 children's centres and twelve youth centres
24 February 2021
Liverpool Unite branch supports 'no cuts' budget strategy
On Friday 19 February, the branch meeting of Liverpool Unite union voted to refuse to endorse any of Labour's prospective Liverpool mayoral candidates
24 February 2021
Save John Carroll Leisure Centre
John Carroll Leisure Centre, in the working-class Radford area of Nottingham, is threatened with closure in the latest £15.6m of cuts proposed by Nottingham Labour Council
17 February 2021
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10 February 2021
Hackney schools workers to strike
Members of the Unite union and the National Education Union will be taking strike action at Colvestone and Thomas Fairchild Schools in Hackney, London on 10, 11 and 12 February over job losses and reorganisation
10 February 2021
York couriers call on council for protection from "fear of dismissal"
Key-working couriers are currently locked in a battle against York city council in a bid to protect our income - and jobs
3 February 2021
Save our square: we need social housing and public services
Waltham Forest Labour council in East London approved plans to build a block of unaffordable, private housing on Walthamstow town square
3 February 2021
Stop Labour council's eviction of Stratford Circus arts centre
Newham's Labour council has evicted Stratford Circus arts centre. On 30 January members of East London Socialist Party joined a protest, socially distanced and wearing masks, against the eviction of the
3 February 2021
Launching a political alternative to cuts, poverty and job losses
TUSC conference: Councils are facing a new, Covid-driven cash crisis - a financial 'black hole' of up to £2.2 billion, along with an average 5% increase in council tax and other increased service charges.
28 January 2021
Usdaw conference stripped of democracy by leadership
Usdaw's executive decided to strip back the 2021 conference
27 January 2021
Save Our Square from New Labour gentrification
Community campaign Save Our Square E17 has successfully resisted Waltham Forest Labour council's plans to build a monster block in Walthamstow town square for six years
13 January 2021
Ryan Aldred: Why I'm standing for Usdaw's EC
With Covid decimating the retail sector, it is vital that Usdaw takes a lead in organising retail and distribution workers in supermarkets, high street chains and smaller, independent businesses.
6 January 2021
Nottingham City Council: Major battles against cuts ahead
Nottingham's Labour Council faces a decisive choice: whether it defends services, jobs and terms and conditions, or implements major cuts.
9 December 2020
Welsh trades councils rally against the pay-freeze
Speakers from several unions called for an end to the public sector pay freeze.
9 December 2020
South London council workers vote to strike
Greenwich Council housing maintenance staff have returned a thumping 97% 'yes' vote for strike action in a ballot over plans to slash wages by up to £20,000
2 December 2020
Hackney: Stop plan to halve school support staff!
Parents listened intently as trade unionists told them what management has not: it intends to cut the support staff in half.
2 December 2020
What will the spending review mean for me?
Five Socialist Party members respond to the spending review, and what it means for youth, pensioners, schools, councils and those out of work.
25 November 2020
TUSC sets out core policies for May 2021 local elections
The core policies are the minimum basis on which someone can stand as a TUSC candidate
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