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TUC, Great Russell St, London WC1
More: www.l-r-c.org.uk or 020 7219 1626.
More: www.l-r-c.org.uk or 020 7219 1626.
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Grand Committee Room, House of Commons
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Boardroom, NUJ HQ, Headland House, 308 Gray's Inn Rd, London WC1
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By Vicki Morris
The Morning Star has attacked the Labour Representation Committee (LRC) conference decision on 19 November “Against British nationalism: for a Workers’ United Europe”.
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The eurozone crisis was one of the main debates at the Labour Representation Committee conference in London on 19 November 2011. A motion from AWL urging Europe-wide workers' solidarity against capital, to remake Europe, and rejecting "anti-euro" or "anti-EU" stances as diversionary, was carried. We hope this will be the starting point for the LRC initiating a serious debate in the labour movement and on the left about the necessary response to the European-wide capitalist crisis.
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For more details of the conference, see the LRC website.
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Pete Firmin, joint secretary of the Labour Representation Committee, spoke to Ed Maltby at the Labour Party conference.
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The “People’s Convention” against cuts called by SWP and LRC on 12 February should be a chance to make good the damage done by the SP’s coup in the National Shop Stewards’ Network (creating a new SP-line “anti-cuts movement”) and the Coalition of Resistance (anti-cuts campaigning as an exercise in listening to lots of celebrities speak).
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Labour and trade union activists meeting on 15 January in London at the Labour Representation Committee (LRC) conference voted almost unanimously to call on Labour councils to defy the Tory/ Lib-Dem cuts.
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At its conference in London on 15 January, the Labour Representation Committee reported a 25% increase in membership in 2010.
