Solidarity 3/191
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Activists taking part in a peaceful UK Uncut protest at a Boots store on 30 January in central London were attacked by police using CS spray.
Solidarity 3/191, 2 February 2011
Police use CS gas on UK Uncut
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Luton: help the defence against EDL racists
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On Saturday 5 February the English Defence League (EDL), a racist street-gang drawn from football hooligan firms, will hold another “demonstration” in Luton.
London and Manchester show student fight continues
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More than 5,000 students and workers protested in London on 29 January in a lively march that showed that the revolt which began in early November 2010 is far from over.
Remember David Kato: fight for LGBT liberation
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David Kato, one of the most prominent spokespeople for gay rights in Uganda, has been murdered.
Rebuilding solidarity in the trade union movement
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Co-ordinated industrial action by trade unions to halt (at least some of) the massive attacks on workers’ jobs and living standards by this Tory-led Government is promoted as the current main demand of the trade union left.
Notts and Southwark workers balloted over cuts
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Following a consultative ballot which voted 2 to 1 to move to a formal ballot, members of Nottinghamshire County Unison will vote on taking industrial action against proposed job cuts.
Tube: rank-and-file voice needed
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Between September and November 2010, the RMT and TSSA led a series of solid one day strikes against job cuts on London Underground.
Unions must fix "confidence problem"
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Building a campaign of co-ordinated industrial action to oppose the government’s attacks on public sector pensions is proving a very slow and painful business indeed.
Texas blues
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Texas is in bad shape. Rick Perry was re-elected for another term as governor and the Republicans have a two-thirds majority in the State House.