London youth day of action
Life for young people has only become more expensive over 16 years of austerity, as an increasing cost of living has coincided with the trebling of tuition fees.
Month: June 2026
Enfield Greens’ abstention lets Tories take council leadership
Labour lost control of Enfield council in the May local elections. Years of disappointment and cuts meant support collapsed, as in so many councils.
Haringey: Greens must not abandon striking teachers
Teachers and support staff in the National Education Union (NEU) at Highgate Wood School have now had eight days of strike action in their fight against a package of austerity cuts that threaten to make 10% of staff redundant
BBC Panorama review: West Ham chair and the sick sexist system
BBC Panorama recently detailed allegations of sexual exploitation made against former West Ham United football club chairperson David Sullivan. Sullivan’s previous nickname was ‘King Porn’.
Letter to Hackney Green councillors to fight the cuts
You have been voted into the council chamber, because working-class people want a change from the politics of austerity and hopelessness, conducted by the previous Labour administration.
London tube drivers strike again over working conditions
On 2 June, Socialist Party members joined an RMT picket line in support of striking tube drivers at Arnos Grove station. The strike is as a result of unagreed changes in working conditions.
Selling the Socialist: student socialists and anger at war
Our recent stall at the Sainsbury’s in New Cross Gate, South East London, was great! Many people were angry that we had to keep on paying while oil companies increased their profits.