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The AWL and the Socialist Alliance
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SWP pushes through SA shutdown, February 2005
Socialist Alliance minority resists shutdown, 13 March 2004
The future of the disrespectful left, January 2004
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Some parts of the left have greeted Respect’s success in Bradford West with what can properly be described as religious enthusiasm.
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City Parish Small Hall, Brintons Road, Southampton
Cathy Nugent on the Socialist Green Unity Coalition, the AWL-Socialist Party-Alliance for Green Socialist-SADP link-up for the 2005 general election.
Cathy Nugent on the Socialist Green Unity Coalition, the AWL-Socialist Party-Alliance for Green Socialist-SADP link-up for the 2005 general election.
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Uni of London Union, Malet St, London WC1, room 101
Open to all who were Socialist Alliance members in 2003 and 2004.
Open to all who were Socialist Alliance members in 2003 and 2004.
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United Services Club, Gough Street, Birmingham
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About 60 socialists, activists and trade unionists attended a Tyneside Socialist Forum open meeting about left unity on 15 July.
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Several dozen activists in the North East have signed the call issued by Workers’ Liberty for a new Socialist Alliance.
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At the Left Unity Liaison Committee meeting on 13 June, the Socialist Party said that it is not interested in a new Socialist Alliance for now.
Instead, it hopes to continue its “No2EU” alliance
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The SWP has held meetings about its “left unity initiative” on the fringe of the Unison union conference and in Sheffield and other cities.
Ed Whitby reports from the meetings in Middlesbrough and Gateshead: “The SWP have little to say,
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In Newcastle we have a Tyneside Socialist Forum which has existed for a long time — before the Socialist Alliance.
It was relaunched last year. Along with AWL members it includes independent socialists, left anarchists, ex-CPers and some people from FRFI. It meets regularly and has political discussions, it could be the springboard for greater left unity.
