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Hackney Solidarity: schools, estates, DWP strike, Olympics and more!

Hackney Solidarity: October / November 2005

The new issue of Hackney Solidarity is now available. Read the articles here; e-mail your name and address to Janine for printed copies.


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Hackney Independent

Hi, how do you relate to the existing 'Hackney Independent' group, which aims to be 'a voice for working class people', which gets involved in grass roots organising, publishes a news-sheet, and contests elections, just as you plan to? Are you duplicating efforts, or has there been some disagreement?


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There is a geographical difference - they operate in a different part of Hackney. But there is also a political difference. 'Hackney Solidarity' is an explicitly socialist newsletter, whereas you won't find the S-word in HI's publications.

HI, by the way, used to the part of the Independent Working Class Association. I admire a great deal of what they do, but have some criticisms too. Read more about that in another of my articles on this website.