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Council housing remains marginal in Labour’s programme – Martin Wicks

7th November 20266th November 2026Leave a Comment on Council housing remains marginal in Labour’s programme – Martin Wicks

"If the government wants to build council housing on a scale not seen since the post-war years then it needs to recognise that it cannot do that without devoting funding directly to councils, and on a far larger scale than the SAHP."

Socialist Health Association respond to Burnham’s first budget

6th November 20266th November 2026Leave a Comment on Socialist Health Association respond to Burnham’s first budget

"We reject the self-imposed and demonstrably failed Treasury rules and call for a publicly funded and provided NHS that meets the needs of the population in the context of a functioning welfare state."

Royal Mail needs a new model of ownership – CWU

6th November 20265th November 2026Leave a Comment on Royal Mail needs a new model of ownership – CWU

“You can’t say you’re going to end 40 years of neoliberalism without doing something about Royal Mail" - Dave Ward CWU General Secretary.

Strike Map Solidaritébus heads to France in solidarity with the General Strike

5th November 20265th November 2026Leave a Comment on Strike Map Solidaritébus heads to France in solidarity with the General Strike

More than 50 trade unionists and students from across Britain are travelling to Paris to stand in solidarity with French workers taking part in the general strike.

Kim Johnson MP: The cracks in Trumpism are a victory for the organised left

5th November 20265th November 2026Leave a Comment on Kim Johnson MP: The cracks in Trumpism are a victory for the organised left

The temptation is to view these results purely through the prism of Trump. Yet the most important lesson is not that Trump lost. It is how the American left won - Kim Johnson MP.

A Win for Migrant Care Workers but Home Secretary’s Plans Should be Dropped Altogether – UNISON

5th November 20265th November 2026Leave a Comment on A Win for Migrant Care Workers but Home Secretary’s Plans Should be Dropped Altogether – UNISON

UNISON General Secretary Andrea Egan celebrates the victory of the Fair Visas campaign but calls for unjust plans to be scrapped altogether.

Workers Get Organised For Palestine – Palestine Solidarity Campaign

3rd November 20263rd November 2026Leave a Comment on Workers Get Organised For Palestine – Palestine Solidarity Campaign

"As the genocide in Gaza continues, and attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank escalate, we must turn solidarity into winning workplace campaigns."

2026 budget: more money for war whilst cost-of-living worsens – CND

1st November 202630th October 2026Leave a Comment on 2026 budget: more money for war whilst cost-of-living worsens – CND

"War-readiness is prioritised whilst people continue to face insecure housing, high energy costs and overstretched health and care services."

Budget analysis shows incomes set to fall over next Parliament – Joseph Rowntree Foundation

31st October 202630th October 2026Leave a Comment on Budget analysis shows incomes set to fall over next Parliament – Joseph Rowntree Foundation

"The analysis reveals the scale of the living standards challenge still facing families and the government, with a decrease of 1% to incomes after housing costs on average by the end of the current parliament."

A budget for war and austerity – Stop the War

31st October 202630th October 2026Leave a Comment on A budget for war and austerity – Stop the War

"We have to start talking about a different kind of society, because every single penny that’s going on defence, that’s killing people around the world, is impoverishing us here at home.”

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