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18 April 2018
Hull says no to war, no to austerity
Around 200 people turned out at short notice in Hull on 14 April to protest against the bombing of Syria
18 April 2018
Waltham Forest Socialist Party: Young people and the fight for a future in austerity Britain
11 April 2018
May elections: a chance to fight attacks on health and social care
Here's how councils can stop health cuts: Too often, councils will wring their hands and pass the buck when it comes to standing up to Tory plans for our NHS
11 April 2018
Socialist Party meeting to discuss fightback against cuts to women's services
On 8 April around 20 members of the Socialist Party who are involved or want to be involved in fighting the attacks on women's and domestic violence services met up to discuss the next steps for this struggle
11 April 2018
A socialist approach to Corbyn and a customs union
Pete Watson, from Nottingham Socialist Party branch, takes up some of the issues raised in the editorials of issues 984 and 985 of the Socialist, which commented on Jeremy Corbyn's February speech on Brexit. Pete's points are followed by a reply from Socialist Party executive committee member Judy Beishon.
11 April 2018
Taking the anti-austerity message to the chancellor's back yard
In one of the best local demos for many years, Surrey County Unison members turned out, alongside others
10 April 2018
Alienation and austerity behind London deaths - fight for socialism
Grief, anger and fear. These have been the dominant feelings in many working class communities, especially in London, following the deaths of a number of young people
4 April 2018
Why isn't the scandal of children going hungry on every front page, rather than the false antisemitism claims of the politicians responsible for it? End austerity - challenge racism - defend Corbyn - stand firm against the Blairites
28 March 2018
For Whom the School Bell Tolls: Our kids or the Tories?
Like the NHS and council services, public state education in primary, secondary, special schools and colleges is facing a dire crisis
23 March 2018
For a fighting, democratic Labour Party
Labour's left has been strengthened since the general election but its pro-capitalist wing remains intact and still wields considerable power.
21 March 2018
The age of austerity has claimed its first failing local authority, Northamptonshire, but it won't be the last. Councils in England overspent their services budgets by £901mn in 2016-17.
14 March 2018
Spring Statement 2018: Tory austerity staggers on despite economic and political weakness
The chancellor betrayed no sign that the agony wracking austerity Britain crossed his mind
14 March 2018
Swansea Labour council votes for cuts
Swansea's Labour-controlled council has passed a £28 million cuts budget for 2018-19, as well as voting through projected cuts of a further £70 million over the next three years.
14 March 2018
After congratulating themselves on nominally bringing the British state's finances out of the red - by plundering working class purses - the Tories sat down to vote on cutting provision of school meals and childcare.
7 March 2018
Snow chaos showed the bosses' coldness - but also workers' grit
The snow has now mostly melted away. But the chaos is still fresh in our minds
7 March 2018
May's EU speech kicks the can down the road
The closing line of Theresa May's speech - "now let's get on with it" - will have led to jeers of frustration from any workers listening.
7 March 2018
Toys R Us, Maplin: worsening retail crisis claims more jobs
Trade unions must fight for public ownership: Big high street retailers Toys R Us and Maplin have gone under, with a number of other familiar names like Mothercare rumoured to follow
28 February 2018
'Anti-austerity' Bristol Labour passes £34 million cuts budget
A legal no-cuts budget has even been urged on the mayor by the elected bodies of his own party - yet he still parrots lies about 'illegality' and claims to be powerless in the face of cuts
21 February 2018
Blairite mayor faces open election after democratic 'irregularities' - fight for a no-cuts mayor
Hated Newham mayor Robin Wales, the Labour right-winger who's held onto power for 23 years, is finally facing an open election
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