We need to rejuvenate the labour movement
Editorial May 2022, No. 393
We need a national fight against cost of living attacks
Instead of waiting for the leaders, rank and file activists and reps need to make the start.
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What's the point of the Radical Assembly?
By Jeremy Dewar 15 June, 2015 The third Radical Left Assembly met on Sunday 14 June in Peckham where it
Downing Street demo – a sign of things to come
By KD Tait 9 May 2015 London’s Metropolitan police celebrated the arrival of the first Tory-majority government in 18 years
Next steps for the People's Assembly
The People’s Assembly – founded on 22 June 2013 at a 4,000 strong rally in London – has, it seems,
Women’s Assembly: how not to organise
On 22 February around 200 women attended the Women’s Assembly in London. Joy Macready reports Tightly stage-managed by Socialist Action
People's Assembly: one step forward, two steps back
THE PEOPLE’S ASSEMBLY against Austerity succeeded in attracting large and enthusiastic crowds to Westminster Central Hall on 22 June. Those
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The Peoples Assembly – one step forward two steps back
The People’s Assembly against Austerity succeeded in attracting large and enthusiastic crowds to Westminster Central Hall on 22 June. Those
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People’s Assembly: our best chance for unity
The 22 June People’s Assembly, with its trade union backing and its 3,000 registered participants, presents the most serious –
People’s Assembly: an opportunity to fight for a general strike
The Coalition of Resistance has called a People’s Assembly in June. Already it looks as if it will be big.
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How can we unite the anti-cuts movement?
With a number of trade unions lining up to strike together against the coalition government’s attacks, there is a burning