Delayed trade union rights, renewed arts austerity, lack of political voice — London members of Equity have urged the performing arts union to step up these fights.

A demo and march from Marble Arch to Downing Street of around 300 people for peace and justice in Sudan took place on 19 April. Chants called for an end to the war and the return of a civilian government.

This decision is an attack on everyone’s rights, including other women, and we will not stand by while the trans community continues to be scapegoated by the capitalist elite.

Due to the massive cuts to education by past Tory and now-Labour governments, many schools cannot afford to support every student that needs it.

Just nine months into a new government, the Labour vote in St Ann’s ward, Haringey, collapsed as a result of their austerity policies.

We gathered outside Haringey Labour council, where our anti-cuts lobby united with protests over Palestine. Haringey Council, amongst many others, are pumping money into companies that have links to the Israeli state.

The trial of Adaramoye Michael Lenin and ten other #Endbadgovernance protesters charged with treason by the Tinubu administration in Nigeria over their involvement in the #Endbadgovernance protest which erupted last year August, has been postponed again.

Socialist Students condemns the barbaric police raids and arrests of Youth Demand activists, including those attending an open meeting at Quaker meeting house in London on 28 March.

Homeowners in some ‘affordable’ housing schemes are experiencing the reality of the capitalist housing crisis. Residents in some housing associations face service charges of over £8,000 a year, affordable only for the wealthiest in society.

Anti-cuts councillors in Redbridge are challenging the ruling Labour group’s austerity measures whose attempts to stifle debate provoked disruption of the East London borough’s 27 February budget-setting meeting by community campaigners.