Monthly Archives: March 2010

Tony Kelly Secretary, Ryde & East Wight Trades Union council 22 Church Lane Ryde PO33 2NB 29 March 2010 Dear Sir, Enclosed please find a copy of a cutting from the Financial Times dated 27th. March 2010. This exposes the … Continue reading →

The Labour Government and Israel – Workers’ Daily The Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, made a statement to the House of Commons last Tuesday, March 23, to explain what measures the government is taking in regard to the use of the … Continue reading →

Keith Ewing The bitter dispute between BA and Unite has had an extraordinary impact. Together with the PCS strikes in the civil service and the rail strikes announced by RMT for the Easter weekend, it has generated questions about the … Continue reading →

There was widespread disruption as civil and public servants from across the UK went on strike in the first budget day strike over cuts to redundancy terms. The stoppage, called by the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS), saw up … Continue reading →

The Labour Party has now been in office for some 13 years. The Labour government has presided over and exacerbated the worst economic crisis for over seventy years, embroiled Britain in a series of illegal wars and engaged in a … Continue reading →

Since last October, the Oxford Marxist-Leninist Study Group has been holding a series of political forums having the aim of raising the level of political discussion, focusing on the necessity for democratic renewal. The current period, particularly since the latter … Continue reading →

More than 50 people protested at Holloway Prison, London, on Wednesday evening, March 3, against the holding of five women from Yarl’s Wood immigration detention centre without trial or charge and to support the women at Yarl’s Wood in the … Continue reading →

History of International Women’s Day Janice Murray, The Marxist-Leninist Daily, March 5, 2010 – No. 48 – Supplement This year marks the centenary of the resolution passed by the Second International Conference of Socialist Women held in Copenhagen, Denmark in … Continue reading →

– Kenneth Knapman March 2010. 1. The Early Working Class Previous societies all witnessed class struggle whether it was slavery, feudal society or capitalist society. The oppressors and oppressed constantly opposed each other and the twentieth century witnessed the greatest … Continue reading →

Release: 2nd March, 2010  Members of the Ryde and East Wight Trades Council held a deeply significant discussion and debate last night. In attendance were key Vestas workers including Ian Terry, main spokesperson for the Vestas campaign. Mark Chiverton, Unison … Continue reading →