Child Q strip search outrage: Racism, sexism, police and profit out of schools
by Hugo Pierre, Unison NEC black members’ rep (personal capacity) There has been justifiable rage in Hackney, east London, following the report that a 15-year-old […]
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The Socialist – sales success
by Martin Reynolds I sold 23 copies of the Socialist and raised an extra £13.50 fighting fund outside Blackhorse Road tube station, north east London, […]
Sarah Everard vigil, one year on: Met Police found guilty
by Sarah Sachs-Eldridge, Socialist Party national organiser On Friday 11 March, the High Court found that Scotland Yard had breached the rights of those who […]
Chelsea is more than just a part of Roman’s empire
by John Dolan, Enfield and Lea Valley Socialist Party and Chelsea supporter Chelsea FC was founded in 1905, but according to some rival football fans […]
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) […]
North London NHS – “It’s going to be us who saves it”
by John Dolan, North London Socialist Party The newly formed branch of Unite the Union for Migrant, Food, Retail and Services workers, and Day-Mer, a […]
London colleges victory
by Bea Gardner, North London Socialist Party and UCU member University and College Union (UCU) members at Capital City College group have agreed a deal […]
Nana’s eviction: Community vs heartless Labour council
by Sarah Sachs-Eldridge, Waltham Forest Socialist Party On 7 December, a bitterly cold and rainy morning, bailiffs left Nana Yaa and her autistic son Jason […]