Monthly Archives: August 2014

Volume 44 Number 22, August 30, 2014 ARCHIVE HOME JBCENTRE SUBSCRIBE   Condemn the Warmongering NATO Summit! Britain out of NATO! Opposition is mounting to the warmongering North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) summit being held at Celtic Manor in Newport, … Continue reading →

600 people are taking part in a march through Newport ahead of the Nato summit being held in city. Police and council officials warn the march may cause disruptions as rolling road blocks could hit travel. More than 150 heads … Continue reading →

BBC This picture, released by Respect via Twitter, was taken before George Galloway went to hospital   George Galloway has left hospital after being treated for injuries he suffered in a street attack in west London. The Respect MP for … Continue reading →

Care UK strikers take on fat cats  by Peter Lazenby Doncaster workers descend on HQ of Care UK owner Bridgepoint to condemn gobbling of NHS services STRIKING Yorkshire healthcare workers yesterday protested outside the London headquarters of a privateer feeding … Continue reading →

The Workers’ Opposition and RTUC consider it important to develop the RTUC blog. It has analysed its stage of development and a plan should be established to take it further. The Workers’ Opposition (WO) assessed that the blog, since its … Continue reading →

XX Sao Paulo Forum La Paz.— During the 20th edition of the Sao Paolo Forum, which began here August 25, Cuba is defending the viability of socialism in the face of the world crisis of capitalism, the source of violence, … Continue reading →

http://www.cpcml.ca/Tmlw2014/W44028.HTM#2 “For the Historic Initiative the main question is ‘What should be the aim?’ Many times in the past, various forces have set an aim based purely on the theoretical premise that we are for socialism. Can it be said … Continue reading →

  Deprived of a family day out Morning Star in Editorial A fifth of British families can no longer afford a day at the seaside NEWS that a fifth of British households are now too poor to take a day … Continue reading →

  Deprived of a family day out Morning Star in Editorial A fifth of British families can no longer afford a day at the seaside NEWS that a fifth of British households are now too poor to take a day … Continue reading →

Residents shared views on Undercliff Drive at consultation meeting in their droves Over 100 residents and businesses shared their views and concerns about the situation at Undercliff Drive and how it’s affecting them. All comments will be collated and presented … Continue reading →