RMT members on London Underground have voted again to renew our strike mandate in defence of jobs, pensions and agreements. 96% voted to strike on a turnout of 56%. Over 50% of all eligible voters were in favour of strike action.
In March, Croydon Council passed a shocking 15% council tax hike in a budget proposed by their Tory Mayor that included a further £27 million of cuts to services. If Labour councillors had voted against the budget and organised against the threatened government commissioners, they could have stopped it.
by Linda Taaffe, Waltham Forest Socialist Party The juggernaut construction companies roll on. Tower blocks are invading the sky everywhere. Our public land is being […]
by Dara Fitzgerald, West London Socialist Party The Tory council in Kensington and Chelsea is using funds supposed to be for ‘social infrastructure’ to buy […]
Labour-run Hackney Council is executing cuts; among them, six library workers are being made redundant. One is Hackney Unison branch chair and Socialist Party member […]
by Jay Witsey, South East London Branch Sunday 16 April saw London Socialist Party meet for our conference. Every night on the news we hear […]
The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC), an electoral alliance of which the Socialist Party is a part, has written an open letter to the […]
by Helen Pattison, London Socialist Party regional secretary Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has acted “swiftly” to Diane Abbott’s recent controversial letter to the Observer […]
by Isai Marijerla, Socialist Party Black and Asian group 30 years ago, on 22 April 1993, Stephen Lawrence, a Black 18 year-old waiting for a […]
by Socialist Party members in the RMT on London Underground Transport for London (TfL) and the government published their responses to TfL’s pension review at […]
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