East London Socialist Party campaigns for housing!
There were two campaigns on 17th April, that we took part in. One was the march from Boundary Estate, the first-ever Council Estate in Britain,…
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by Ferdy Lyons, East London Socialist Party On 1 April the minimum wage was increased from £8.71 to £8.91 an hour for those aged 23…