London Socialist Party women’s meeting
Discussing ideas to fight women’s oppression by Helen Pattison, London Socialist Party secretary Violence against women has been brought to the fore by recent events. […]
Month: February 2022
Newham City Farm – closed with no consultation
by Niall Mulholland, East London Socialist Party Newham City Farm, run by the local council, has been a well-known community and educational resource in east […]
Barts NHS workers to walk out again on 28 February
by London Socialist Party Barts hospital workers will start a further fortnight of strike action on 28 February, following two weeks of solid strike action […]
Tube workers strike in defence of pay, pensions and conditions
By Helen Pattison, London Socialist Party secretary Tube workers in London are facing some of the biggest attacks in decades. The RMT union, having staved […]
Stop eviction of Camden homeless collective
by Nick Auvache, Unite housing workers A collective of homeless people is facing eviction. They took over a disused hostel owned by One Housing Group […]
‘Stand together and fight’
Strike for a decent wage Union action can win by Paula Mitchell, Waltham Forest Socialist Party Abi is a hospital domestic, working nights at weekends. […]
Met police boss ousted
No trust in the bosses’ establishment For democratic working-class control of the police by Sarah Sachs-Eldridge, Socialist Party national organiser In September 2021, Cressida Dick […]
Tamil Solidarity protest against repressive Sri Lankan regime
by Lawanya Ramajeyam, Tamil Solidarity On Sri Lankan independence day, 4 February, Tamil Solidarity organised a protest at the Sri Lankan high commission in London […]
King’s student union refuses to back staff strike and NUS walkout
by Sanku Hasan Arun, King’s College Socialist Students I went to the annual general meeting of the university student union at King’s College London (KCL) […]
“I’m dreading trying to live on a nurse’s salary”
by a Student Nurse As a student nurse in London, I’m living in an expensive city on a paltry student loan during my three years […]