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AWL has moved offices. New address!

Submitted by martin on 30 January, 2011 - 11:24
AWL

AWL's new address is 20E Tower Workshops, Riley Road, London SE1 3DG.

The new office is better situated, in better physical condition, and better set up for our tasks than the old one.

There are still things to do on setting up in the new place; please take this into account if we have a few glitches in the settling-in period.

Phone: 020 7394 8923.

Make a donation or payment to Workers' Liberty

Submitted by AWL on 5 November, 2009 - 2:14

Making a one off payment

  • By credit or debit card (or PayPal account) through PayPal (please use the facility on the PayPal site to indicate what the payment is for); or



  • Do an internet bank transfer to "AWL", account 20047674 at Unity Trust Bank, Birmingham, 60-83-01 (please email awl@workersliberty.org to notify us of the payment and what it is for); or
  • Send a cheque payable to "AWL" to AWL, 20E Tower Workshops, Riley Rd, London SE1 3DG (with a note saying what it's for); or



    • Make a monthly payment to Workers' Liberty
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  • By standing orderTo start or increase a standing order to AWL use your internet banking facilities with the AWL account details above, or click here to download a standing order form, complete the form, and mail it to 20E Tower Workshops, Riley Road, London, SE1 3DG
  • By PayPal: use one of the "subscribe" buttons below to make a regular payment via PayPal.


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    • Making payments outside of the UK

  • In the eurozone, make payments in euros to account IBAN: GB59 CPBK 0802 1110 0118 69, Bic: CPBKGB22. In Australia, make payments to AWL by internet bank transfer to account 515402 at Westpac, BSB 734-078. (Please email awl@workersliberty.org to notify us of the payment and what it is for).

    • Join the fight for solidarity!

    Submitted by Janine on 12 November, 2005 - 5:23

    Why you should join the AWL

    In Britain today, one child in three grows up in poverty, in a household with less than half the average income. In 1968, the figure was only one in 10.

    Thousands are homeless on the streets, while 600,000 dwellings stand empty. Millions are jobless, while those with jobs have to work longer and longer hours.

    Health care, state education, and public services are ruined by cuts and privatisation, while the wealth of the rich snowballs.

    Workplace stress escalates, under new technologies which, rationally used, should ease it.

    AWL versus SWP

    Submitted by AWL on 11 November, 2005 - 10:55

    Material for an AWL day school, November/ December 2005, and other stuff on the political differences between AWL and SWP.

    Download all the stuff for the dayschool as pdf (570 Kb), or read individual items below.

    "AWL vs SWP" day school, November/ December 2005

    Discussion points for the day school

    1. Transitional programme vs fake ultra-leftism

    No party like the Bolshevik party

    Submitted by AWL on 17 October, 2018 - 9:06 Author: Paul Cooper

    In Defence of Bolshevism, the new book from Workers' Liberty, had its launch at a lively meeting in central London on 12 October. Edited by Sean Matgamna, the collection of texts by American Trotskyist Max Shachtman represents one of the greatest polemics in the Marxist tradition. It is the defence of a revolutionary socialist consciousness being developed in the working class as the irreplaceable pre-condition for the self- emancipation of the working class.

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