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.
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Northern Ireland is in chronic communal conflict. For there to be a democratic solution, a wider framework than Northern Ireland is needed.
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.
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
Fifty friends and supporters of Workers’ Liberty gathered in the hills of West Yorkshire for our annual summer camp on 8-11 August.
Although storms were forecast, socialists of all ages enjoyed wild swimming in a nearby waterfall, hiking, trips on the canals and steam railways of the surrounding valleys, football, and our annual pub quiz and talent show.
This article in the Morning Star (published on 29 March) defended remarks made by Eddie Dempsey at a recent "Full Brexit" rally, by way of inaccuracies and misleading remarks including about Workers' Liberty. That article has now been taken down from their online publication.
A change from our regular schedule:
We will print the paper Solidarity 498 later than usual in the week, on Thursday 7 March.
This is so that much of the distribution of that issue of the paper can be done at the Labour for a Socialist Europe conference on 9 March, rather than by couriers and post. We expect many of our readers and sellers to be attending that conference.
We have published an online briefing which brings together images and other evidence to show how the Red London group operates and trace the development of the witch-hunt against the AWL.
Wednesday 2 to Sunday 6 January 2019, Forest of Dean
This week school will help students equip themselves to inspire and lead Capital reading groups, using Otto Rühle's abridgement, in the months to come.
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