Six years ago, 72 people died in a horrific fire at Grenfell Tower in Kensington, west London. It was a tower block lived in by working-class, mainly Black, Asian and migrant people, in the richest borough of London.
It is an outrage that families need to live in hotel rooms, indeed that there are homeless families at all! Many families become homeless after being evicted from private-rented accommodation.
On Wednesday 17 May, around 40 local trade unionists, socialists and Croydon residents held a protest against the 15% council tax hike and council cuts outside Croydon Town Hall, where the council’s annual meeting was being held.
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 […]
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 Oscar Parry, South East London Socialist Party Workers and young people in Croydon are angry. Around 30 people attended a public meeting hosted by […]
by Berkay Kartav, South London Socialist Party organiser Despite opposition from local people, Croydon council, led by the newly elected Tory mayor, passed a budget […]
On 15 March, Hackney council workers protested both in solidarity with the masses of public sector workers on strike, and also, importantly, against redundancies in […]
Socialist Party Editorial Food bank demand in January 2023 up on 2022 — a year in which millions of people in the sixth richest country […]
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