It is said that two things in life are certain: death and taxes. Or maybe three. That at some point you and your family will need medical help. That's why British workers still overwhelmingly support our NHS, which lends a helping hand to all, and a lifeline to those of us who need it - … Continue reading The conspiracy to abolish the NHS – and how to stop it
Well done to everyone who joined us to demonstrate against war in Syria on Friday. Comrades also held demonstrations across the country on Sunday in Brighton, Bristol, Leeds, and Manchester, and are joining many others. Although touted as a "one-off" strike to chide Assad for the fictional chemical attack in Douma, we know it is … Continue reading Nato war criminals: hands off Syria!
Join us outside Downing Street, 6pm, Friday 13 April, to show that there is public opposition to the growing bellicose threats of war. Register on Facebook. No war with Syria! No war with Russia! Stand up against war, before it's too late! Britain is playing a dangerous game that could see us plunged into WWIII. … Continue reading No war with Syria! No war with Russia! Anti-war demo 6pm Friday 13 April, Downing St
SUPPORT THE DOCKLANDS STRIKERS! SHAREHOLDERS GET RICHER, BUT WORKERS & PUBLIC SUFFER OUTSOURCING TO BLAME YET AGAIN IN THE CHAOS OF PRIVATISATION The cleaners and security staff working on the Docklands Light Railway are back out on strike again in their continuing battle for fair pay, negotiated rostered hours and an end to numerous workplace … Continue reading End privatisation of the DLR!
Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia and defense minister in charge of the war in Yemen, arrived in Britain on Wednesday for a three-day state visit, heralded by 300 billboards in the capital proclaiming that he is "bringing change to Saudi Arabia". Salman is obviously keen to discuss the … Continue reading Saudi warmonger warmly received by British masters
A decent pension for all workers is a right, not a privilege. View this leaflet as a pdf All workers should have a decent pension to support them in their retirement years, and university lecturers are no exception. This should be demanded as a right, not as a privilege to be granted or withheld. A … Continue reading Hands off lecturers’ pensions
Addressing a packed meeting hosted by the London Region of the CPGB-ML on 31 January, Eva Bartlett, an independent journalist who has visited Syria several times, talked about what she saw there and provided accounts from many ordinary Syrian citizens. Bartlett focused on the media propaganda war against Syria, exposing the many egregious lies told … Continue reading Syria – the absolutely non-fake news
On part of a successful tour across Britain and Ireland, independent journalist Eva Bartlett addressed a packed hall in London about her work in Syria, Palestine, and North Korea. Bartlett, along with many other independent journalists, provided first-hand accounts and shared the voices of ordinary civilians from these nations, features that are usually conspicuously absent … Continue reading Imperialism on Trial: journalist Eva Bartlett addresses London audience
Thousands of people rallied to a march from Belgrave Square to the Libyan Embassy last Saturday, which then went on past Buckingham Palace to Downing Street and Trafalgar Square, to protest the re-emergence of chattel slavery in Libya. The march, organised by African Lives Matter, coincided with demonstrations in Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, and Glasgow. … Continue reading Thousands protest against modern slavery
Join us on Saturday 9 December, 12 noon, at Belgrave square (nearest tube stations: Knightsbridge, Hyde Park Corner, Victoria), marching to the Libyan embassy to demonstrate against the continuing plunder of Libya and exploitation of African people by NATO states. Demonstrations are also planned for Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, and Glasgow.