Monthly Archives: April 2018

Arbitrary decish strikes on Syria The Debate over the Royal Prerogative Bristol protest In the early hours of Saturday April 14, Britain joined forces with the missile attack on Syria and its capital Damascus led by the US and backed … Continue reading →

April 28, 2018 is the 34th annual Day of International Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job. It is a day when workers across the world participate in ceremonies and meetings and observe a moment of silence to … Continue reading →

By the Young Historians Project https://www.younghistoriansproject.org/blf-film-we-are-our-own-liberators YHP presents this short film about the history of the Black Liberation Front. Along with an exhibition, the following film is the finished product of our debut project which focused on the BLF as representative of … Continue reading →

Last Jutish King of the Isle of Wight celebrated on St Arwald’s Day onthewight Last Jutish King of the Isle of Wight celebrated on St Arwald’s Day Did you know that Arwald was the last Jutish pagan King in England? … Continue reading →

Our four-point plan for a new deal for workers As CWU members gather for their annual conference, general secretary DAVE WARD explains why the TUC rally on May 12 can be a catalyst to reassert trade union values across society … Continue reading →

From Orkney to Newcastle to the Isle of Wight: Actions against the May pro-war government The Stop the War Coalition reports: London protest at Parliament Square, Monday, April 16, 2018 “The response to the strikes by Trump, Macron and May … Continue reading →

The Debate over the Royal Prerogative Bristol protest In the early hours of Saturday April 14, Britain joined forces with the missile attack on Syria and its capital Damascus led by the US and backed by France. The Prime Minister’s … Continue reading →

The Fight to Break the Government’s Pay Cap in the NHS NHS in Crisis – national demonstration, February 3, 2018 The trade unions and staff associations that have members in the NHS are now consulting them up until the end … Continue reading →

NHS march on the Isle of Wight If the right to healthcare is to be guaranteed in society, then decision-making has to pass to the people who need these services, which includes the people who staff the NHS. Decisions over … Continue reading →

‘Privatisation is hell’: Protesting French rail workers defend their strikes   Rail workers protesting in Paris on Thursday. Photo: AFP AFP/The Local From French Press news.france@thelocal.com @thelocalfrance https://www.thelocal.fr/20180419/privatisation-is-hell-french-rail-workers-speak-out-during-protest-against-rail-reforms 19 April 2018 16:49 CEST+02:00 French rail workers spoke of their anger … Continue reading →