Campaign for Real Life
Unwaged fightback - A history of Islington Action Group of the Unwaged - 1980-86
The history of an unwaged workers' group in 1980s London, its efforts to establish and run a centre for the unemployed and its relationship to the Miners' Strike and other struggles of its times.
Note: this is the text from a pamphlet produced in late 1987 by the Campaign for Real Life. The pamphlet was more interesting as it included more examples of the group’s leaflets and posters, and newspaper articles.
The text has not been changed, except for spelling mistakes, even though the writer’s views have changed over the past 20 years.
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Wage slavery (for no change)
An attack on the (soon to be abolished) Greater London Council, its then-leader Ken Livingstone and 1980s municipal leftism, this leaflet was originally published in the mid-1980s by the Campaign for Real Life. It was co-written with BM Combustion.
