From "Militant" to the Socialist Party: a collection
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Debating the Socialist Party/ Militant
Socialist Party
Scottish gains for SNP and Labour
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Labour and the SNP were the winners in last week’s Scottish council elections.
Missed chances in May 3 polls?
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Tory MP Nadine Dorries said it: the Government is led by “two arrogant posh boys who show no remorse, no contrition, and no passion to want to understand the lives of others”.
A Galloway spring?
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Many on the left have seized on George Galloway's startling by-election victory in Bradford West (29 March) as proof that the recently-slowing trickle of left-of-Labour electioneering can now become a surge.
Pensions: time for a reckoning
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To turn round the public sector pensions campaign now will need not much less than a miracle.
SWP one-eighty on Scottish independence, and the return of the prodigal son
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The Socialist Workers Party (SWP) is calling for a yes vote in the referendum on Scotland’s constitutional status which is due to be held in 2014.
Pensions: end the waiting game!
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Ealing and Kirklees are among the latest local government branches of the public services union Unison to demand a special local government conference of the union on pensions, and Oxfordshire Health branch is pushing for a special health conference.
Socialist Party meeting on "The battles to come"
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Date:
13 May, 2010 - 21:30
Location:
Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL
Socialist Party's new electoral initiative in Scotland
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Around 50 people attended a meeting held in Glasgow on 10 December to launch the Socialist Party’s latest Scottish electoral initiative: the Scottish Anti-Cuts Coalition (SACC).
Strikes and shallow slogans
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“Strikes can smash the Tories”. “November 30: our day to smash the Tories”. “Mass strikes can kick out Con-Dems”. “Force Cameron out!”
The text under such headlines in Socialist Worker and The Socialist varies, and sometimes does not really fit the headlines, but the headline message is common and frequent.