Voter apathy isn't the problem
Submitted by Phil on Feb 28 2015 11:19
The fifth in a series looking at and debunking specific 'tactical voting' strategies and election narratives from an anti-electoral perspective.
Digging deeper: issues in the miners' strike - Huw Beynon
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 25 2015 18:46
A collection of articles by 17 different authors analysing the UK miners' strike in detail. It examines the issues at stake, the Tories' strategy, the role of the police and the courts, the miners and their supporters and families, and the TUC and the Labour Party. Published while the strike was still ongoing, in 1985.
ALB on the front of the English Language Gazette again!
Submitted by Angry Language ... on Feb 22 2015 14:25
Workers from the Leicester Square School of English have secured a front page spot on this month's English Language Gazette.
Alternative voting systems are no alternative
Submitted by Phil on Feb 21 2015 00:46
The fourth in a series looking at and debunking specific 'tactical voting' strategies and election narratives from an anti-electoral perspective.
The NHS is 60 - RaHN
A 64-page booklet produced by the Radical History Network of NE London (RaHN) on the NHS. Marking the latter's 60th anniversary, it draws together a variety of articles on different aspects from local health services and workers' struggles to long-term medical history.
100 years of Freedom
A collection of writings celebrating the 100th anniversary of Freedom newspaper from 1986. We do not agree with all of the articles but reproduce them for reference.
Freedom newspaper
A partial online archive of Freedom newspaper, which was the world's longest running anarchist newspaper, published in the UK from 1886 to 2014.
Parker, Colin, 1948-2015
Submitted by Battlescarred on Feb 19 2015 16:54
A short biography of Colin Parker, one of the founders of the Anarchist Federation
Second victory against wage stealing language school
Submitted by Angry Language ... on Feb 18 2015 13:15
In another victory against a now-notorious wage-stealing language school, a London English teacher has won a four-figure wage theft settlement.
Lifting the curtain on West End wage theft: LSSE campaign continues
Submitted by Angry Language ... on Feb 16 2015 19:51
Workers at the Leicester Square School of English keep setting 'em up and knocking 'em down as last Thursday's rush hour protest forced the Drapers to close off a busy thoroughfare in the City of London.
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