Anger at Labour at biggest-ever Trans Pride
Tens of thousands of LGBTQ+ people and their allies marched through central London in a record show of solidarity at Trans Pride on 27 July.
London socialists discuss class battles under Starmer’s Labour
It was much better that we came together after the election, and used the opportunity to discussed the new battles that could open up under Keir Starmer’s New Labour government.
Gaza – Defiance as Queen Mary student encampment evicted
The dedication, resilience, and steadfastness of the students, during their 59 days of encampment, set an example that extends beyond our community, and sends a clear message to those in power.
Highgate Wood School staff strike
Teachers and support staff at Highgate Wood School were on strike on 4 July, and again on 10-11 July. NEU members voted for action against a pay cut imposed on a number of members.
Sanctuary Housing workers: ‘We are worth it – let’s win it!’
Sanctuary is a huge ‘social’ landlord and employer. It employs 14,000 workers throughout the UK. It manages over 120,000 dwellings and has an asset base of £5.6 billion.
Victory for Unite members at Barts NHS Trust!
Unite members at Barts NHS Trust in east London have won their battle for the Covid bonus they were owed. After they were brought back inhouse from private employer Serco, NHS bosses refused to pay them the Covid bonus.
General Election: Socialists standing in London!
Socialists standing in London at the coming General Election with link to the Socialist Party’s national web site for details of all our candidates.
Nancy Taaffe: Why I’m standing in Walthamstow
This election is characterised by a groundswell to remove the Tories. People know what they don’t want, and they don’t want the Tories. Our candidates challenge Tory austerity, silent Labour, and racist right.
Angry Chingford rallies for Faiza Shaheen, sick of Labour betrayal
A flashmob crowd of 500 plus showed up outside the Highams Park Tesco in London on 31 May, carrying homemade placards in support of Faiza Shaheen.
Who can working-class Black people vote for?
A group of Black activists and trade unionists from the UK and around the world met online on 2 June for a discussion entitled: “Are you voting in the UK’s 2024 general election? If so, who are you voting for?”