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8 December 2021
Defending abortion rights in the US
On 1 December the US Supreme Court began hearing arguments about a Mississippi law to ban abortions after 15 weeks, even in the case of rape and incest
3 November 2021
Hackney children's centres: Campaigners see through council deception
Responding to the closure of Fernbank and Hillside children's centres in east London, Hackney Labour mayor Philip Glanville claimed: "If we did not have to do this we wouldn't".
27 October 2021
The fight for Hackney's children's centres continues
The fight against the closure of two of Hackney's affordable children's centres, Fernbank and Hillside, continued on Wednesday 20 October
27 October 2021
Carlisle says make the richest pay, not the poorest!
Carlisle Socialist Party held a protest on 16 October against cuts in living standards. With the retail price index already at 4.8% and expected to rise to 6%, this year's meagre wage rises are turning
20 October 2021
Hackney children's centres - more education cuts are devastating
After years of behind-the-scenes cuts, the Labour council in Hackney, east London, is now cutting education services to the bone
13 October 2021
Hackney: Stop closure of children's centres
On 8 October, over 50 parents, children and members of public sector union Unison protested to demand that Fernbank and Hillside children's centres in Hackney, east London, be kept open
8 September 2021
Schools funding crisis fails vulnerable children
Schools face a special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) funding crisis, a £1 billion shortfall in funding
7 July 2021
Exhibition: What next for the statue of slave trader, Edward Colston?
No longer standing tall: A current exhibition asks: "What next for the statue of slave trader, Edward Colston?" A year after the battered and graffiti-covered statue was hoisted out of the River Avon, it now lies supine - and still toppled - in a harbourside museum
7 July 2021
Fund the measures needed to stop the Covid spread in schools
The increasing number of Covid cases among pupils, and the need for school 'bubbles' to isolate, means that over 370,000 pupils are in isolation and having to learn at home
23 June 2021
'An unsentimental depiction of the brutality and inhumanity of capitalism': 'Shuggie Bain', written by Douglas Stuart, is a novel that at times makes the reader stop and reflect
9 June 2021
Fight for the funding our schools and colleges need
The Treasury refused to foot the bill that Kevan Collins deemed necessary
19 May 2021
Spycops inquiry continues to expose historic attacks on democratic rights
A second round of hearings in the supposedly 'public' Undercover Policing Inquiry took place from 21 April to 13 May, covering the period from the anti-Vietnam war protests in 1968 to the Anti-Nazi League in 1977.
5 May 2021
Police attempt to intimidate Newcastle protesters
I was arrested at one of the 'Kill the bill' protests at Grey's Monument in Newcastle for trying to help a fellow protester
5 May 2021
Covid, capitalism and mental health
Covid poses the "greatest threat to mental health since the second world war", according to the president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
7 April 2021
Childcare in crisis: A socialist solution
Over the last year, Covid-19 has magnified the vast deep-rooted inequalities in the capitalist system. One problem which has been felt most acutely by working women is that of childcare.
31 March 2021
Tory MP Andrea Leadsom announced her 'Start for Life' proposal last week. Her plan to establish a 'new service' for children up to age two is being trumpeted as an innovative service
31 March 2021
Football abuse scandal: Reclaim the game for justice and democracy
Four years after the explosive and powerful testimony of ex-footballer Andy Woodward, an independent review into child sexual abuse in football between 1970-2005 has been published by the Football Association (FA).
10 March 2021
Workers respond to 'back to school'
A mockery of everything we've done: Schools opened on Monday 8 March, and we don't know if we are inhaling or exhaling. Here we go again - bubbles, disinfectant, and social distancing in tight spaces.
24 February 2021
W. Sussex children's centres on the chopping block
Conservative West Sussex County Council is planning to axe 32 children's centres and twelve youth centres
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