Reflections on the Student Movement in the UK In 2010 the announcement by the Coalition government that university tuition fees would be tripled sparked a wave of student protest. Remaining…
12 May Trades Union Congress demonstration report The Anarchist Communist Group comments on the recent TUC demonstration in London.
Who really owns the city? The Edinburgh council politics of Disneyfication of the city centre is in front of us. We see it in the never ending festival nightmare that…
Yesterday’s pig heads, Corbyn-mania, Brexit or business as usual: Tragedy and comedy in the UK - A short report Dear fellow travellers, for an international meeting of like-minded rebels we wrote…
Why are junior doctors in the UK so pissed off? After marching around the country last weekend, junior doctors in the UK are to be balloted on strike action against changes to their contracts…
The real movement we need Some thoughts on building mass movements and organising, in relation to the Labour Party
5 reasons to steer clear of the Labour Party bandwagon After a campaign that seemed to drag on endlessly in the wake of the general election, Jeremy Corbyn…
Arguments AGAINST Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party We seem to be in a period when the Labour Party will, again, start pretending that it can protect people from the ravages of a crisis-ridden…
If a strike turns you into a Tory, you probably were one anyway In the Guardian, Jonathan Jones laments that workers standing up for themselves is getting in the…
Taking on the #TradeUnionBill Expanding on my previous post on the subject, an in depth look at the provisions of the Tory government’s proposed Trade Union Bill and how it…
Disabled People Against Cuts storm British parliament This week severely disabled people from the activist group Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC)…
20 June: the beginning of what? Saturday 20 June saw up to 250,000 people march in London under the banner ‘End Austerity Now.’ But four years on from the first ‘March for the…
