Monthly Archives: February 2013

http://onthewight.com/2013/02/26/67-of-people-in-the-south-east-fear-living-in-a-care-home/ Thanks to Emma from Alzheimer’s Society for news of this latest survey. Ed A report launched today (Tuesday 26th February) by Alzheimer’s Society has found that 67% of people in the South East would be very or fairly scared … Continue reading →

Building Resistance against Austerity Militant Save Our Services Demonstration through Newcastle on February 16 – See more at: http://www.rcpbml.org.uk/wwie-13/ww13-06.htm#sthash.6BR1x3fJ.dpuf

What is it about Germany that makes it important for the proletariat of Europe? Since the Germanic hordes knocked out the Holy Roman Empire and transformed the fortunes of medieval Europe the influence has been enormous. Feudal revolutions and changes … Continue reading →

Police disclose that they drew their metal batons and used CS gas on those in Church Litten. Read More: http://onthewight.com/2013/02/25/police-drew-their-batons-and-used-cs-gas-on-friday-night/

The Proletarian Front Appears in All Its Determination and Splendour One Hundred and Sixty-Fifth Anniversary of the Manifesto of the Communist Party The Marxist-Leninist Weekly Information Project February 23, 2013 http://www.cpcml.ca/Tmlw2013/W43008.HTM Read More…

There is one area of the free market jamboree that comes under less scrutiny, however: the steady sell-off of our prisons and justice system. Northumberland prison, together with South Yorkshire’s Moorland, Hatfield and Lindholme prisons, are to be run by … Continue reading →

European social partners http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/areas/industrialrelations/dictionary/definitions/EUROPEANSOCIALPARTNERS.htm ‘Social partners’ is a term generally used in Europe to refer to representatives of management and labour (employers’ organisations and trade unions). The term ‘European social partners’ specifically refers to those organisations at EU level which … Continue reading →

The movement needs to diagnose the situation after the fall of the Labour Government. “What must the workers do?” There is a divergence on the future of the Labour Party and the question of a “left wing” within it and … Continue reading →

Would you believe it? A rare opportunity to meet likeminded trade unionists and activists in the workers’ movement, exchange views, socialise, discuss the direction for society. Interested? Then come to the Birmingham trade unionists Workers’ Social (Your partners are also … Continue reading →

Independent Candidates for the May elections should consider in their manifestos: The Isle of Wight Economy More into the local economy than is taken out. Big businesses seem to think they have the right to shift capital abroad like Vestas. … Continue reading →