Budget consultation reality check for Lambeth Greens
It was a case of ‘Welcome to the real world’ for Lambeth’s Green Party councillors at their public budget consultation event on 15 October.
It was a case of ‘Welcome to the real world’ for Lambeth’s Green Party councillors at their public budget consultation event on 15 October.
More than 1,000 GMB union members working as school support staff in Greenwich and Merton went on strike on Friday 9 October.
by Hamza Khan, West London Socialist Party Hammersmith and Fulham Labour council has warned that it needs to raise council tax by up to 150% […]
It was minutes after the polls closed in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election on 8 November, well before results were announced, that the capitalist establishment’s assault on Green Party leader Zack Polanski took a step up.
It’s the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street. Then, hundreds of thousands of workers and young people mobilised across the East End of London to stop Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists (BUF).
When standing at a bus stop on Mare Street or Dalston Junction these days, we wait longer, watch crammed buses pass by, and increasingly read notices saying that the routes we rely on are being permanently altered or cut altogether.
We just want to keep what we’ve got. A 13.5% pay reduction is proposed. They want to reduce us from 52-week pay to 44 weeks for catering staff and 45 weeks for cleaners.
After two and half weeks of striking and picketing their Fleet Street offices, digital and tech workers at Legal 500 have won a stunning victory.
Catering staff and cleaners at the Forest private school in Waltham Forest, London, members of Unite the Union, are on strike from 28 September to 2 October after their employer, the Compass Group, proposed changes that would mean a loss of pay of 13.5% per year!
2026 is not 1936, but anyone serious about confronting the far right and driving them from our communities must learn the lessons of Cable Street.
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