Issue #1 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on new tory laws, victimisation in the print industry, strikes by Asians in the East Midlands, a civil servants' strike, Europe, an occupation at Fakenham, the Angry Brigade and more.

Issue #2 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on abortion, fascists in Walthamstow, print unions, hospital workers' struggles, rents, repression against Italian anarchist Sergio Ardau, attempts to shut down an anarchist student paper in Bradford and more.

Issue #3 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on travellers being evicted, self-organisation among Everton fans, deindustrialisation in Hartlepool, the prisoners' group PROP, benefit cuts, the National Front, watered-down beer, disputes by catering staff at Gatwick Airport, struggles over student grants and more.

Issue #4 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on autonomous organising by Asian workers, fascist attacks, the rank-and-file grouping within the teachers' union NUT, the new NUS president, claimants organising against benefit cuts, wasted whisky, organising by stage hands, housing and more.

Issue #5 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on legal defence, picketing legislation, war in Vietnam and Indochina, North Sea oil, sex education, a strike by Asian workers at a lace factory in Nottingham, Henry Kissinger's proposal for a new Atlantic Charter, fascist activity and more.

Issue #6 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on racism and sexism, a dispute at Chrysler, a crackdown by the APEX union against left groups, a strike at the gas board, the question of free speech, gay liberation, rank and file groups and more.

Issue #7 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on nationalisation and workers' control, flying pickets at Chrysler, the occupation of French watch company LIP, tory tax policy, the "cod war" over fishing in Iceland, and more.

Issue #8 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the capitalist crisis, workers' councils in the German and Spanish revolutions, the military coup in Chile and more.

Issue #9 of Libertarian Worker, with articles about rent and housing, the Shrewsbury 24 case, the Heath government's "Phase 3" policy, the Labour Party, an ongoing strike at Chrysler, London teachers' struggles and more.

Issue #10 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on union leader Len Murray, the bakers' union, the "Blackburn 3" Irish Republican prisoners, Israel/Palestine, the rank and file civil servants' group Redder Tape, the MEC strike in Hull and more.

Issue #11 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the Gay Liberation Front, the economic crisis, the NUT rank and file group, a legal battle over cheap paperbacks of Althusser, the miners' strike, Ireland, Chile, and more.

Issue #12 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on a rank and file hospital workers' group, the development of the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists, the collapse of housing struggles, the miners' strike, Irish women organising, Spain and more.

Issue #13 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the general election, the question of a general strike, the British left, a pay claim by the rail union ASLEF, a strike at the Hollis timber factory in Hull, struggles against the three-day week, the miners' strike and more.

Issue #14 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the Labour Party, workers' power, strikes in Hull, the right to organise, Red Clydeside and more. (Note: the front cover says April 1973, but this would appear to be a typo.)

Issue #15 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on food production, working at toy company Lesney's, the education system, the rank and file movement, women's liberation, a strike against "the lump" in construction, and more.

Issue #16 of Libertarian Struggle, coming after a break of a few months, with an announcement of the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists' impending name change to the Anarchist Workers' Association, and articles on the National Front, the recent election and the incoming Labour government, more reports on Trotskyist manipulations in the rank and file movement, international news from France, Italy and Chile, a critique of terrorism in the wake of the Guildford pub bombing and a similar attack in Madrid, and more.

Issue #17 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on developments within the Anarchist Workers Association, occupations against factory closures and redundancies, the history of May Day, the Working Women's Charter, attacks on the left within the NUT, wage gains won by lorry drivers, the EEC, the 1926 General Strike, the role of claimants in the class struggle and more.

Issue #18 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on nationalisation, the Portugese revolution, abortion rights, claiming benefits while on strike, work at the Vauxhall Motors factory, struggles at Penguin Books, the referendum on EEC membership, Vietnam/Indochina, and more.

Issue #19 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on Britain joining the EEC, life in the army, working for the gas board, repression against tenants picketing an estate agent, the Platform, international news from Germany, Iran, and Uruguay, and more.

Issue #21 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the TUC, student struggles, women's magazines, police attacks on pickets, fascism, the tories and their new leader Margaret Thatcher, and more.

Issue #22 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on redundancies, inflation, the situation in Portugal, working-class resistance to the crisis and state repression, the NHS, a socialist teachers' conference, the development of "new towns" like Telford and more.

Issue #23 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the acquittal of 14 anti-militarists, the campaign to save Spanish refugee Pedro Astudillo from extradition, TRUEMID, a right-wing union grouping backed by the head of the SAS, a police raid against the Trotskyist WRP, the sexist policies of the print union NGA, an interview with a revolutionary worker at a co-operative factory in Portugal, proposed criminal trespass legislation, the dangers posed by small employers organising, and more.

Issue #24 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the proposed criminal trespass law, a leaked government emergency planning memo, Labour cuts, the developing counter-revolution in Portugal, bureaucratic rule in China, building a libertarian front, abortion rights, youth unemployment, anti-fascism, French soldiers organising and more.

Issue #25 of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on a crackdown against "scroungers", the criminal trespass law, the SAS in Northern Ireland, the continuing resistance of the workers' councils in Portugal, a dispute at Blackwell's in Oxford, the Scottish National Party, the MPLA and the war in Angola, the crisis and how to fight it, Lambeth women fighting for equal pay, workers' struggles for the environment like the Australian Green Bans, the spread of soldiers' committees in the French Army, Carl Andre and modern art, and more.

Issue #26 of Libertarian Struggle. This is the last issue produced under this name, and has articles on abortion rights, the campaign against the criminal trespass law, victimisation of a trade unionist in the printing industry, prostitution, a joint students and workers committee in Oxford, Spain's transition to liberal democracy and the re-emergence of the Spanish libertarian movement, a report from an anti-fascist demonstration in Coventry, gambling, the role of left Labour MPs, and more.

A poster with the message "No war but class war: Read Libertarian Struggle, the paper of the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists". Undated.

Special May Day issue of Libertarian Struggle, with articles on the economic crisis, inflation and the Industrial Relations Act, and histories of the May events in Barcelona 1937 and France 1968.

Subversity, a special issue of Libertarian Struggle produced for new university students. Undated, but can be identified as from 1973 from the events mentioned. With articles on the critique of the university, students and revolution, "free speech" and the no-platforming of controversial right-wing speakers at universities, John Randall, who became NUS President in 1973, teacher training, the student movement and the left groups, and a campaign for free public access to the library at Hull University.

Issue #27 of Anarchist Worker (formerly Libertarian Struggle). The first issue produced under the new name, with articles on the imposition of a pay freeze, the origins of May Day, NHS cleaners' struggles, squatters in Islington, a proposed nuclear power station, the re-emergence of the anarchist movement and workers' struggles in Spain, an anarchist analysis of Northern Ireland, ruling class scandals, the National Front in Edinburgh, Jim Callaghan, increased Conservative activity in the NUS, an introduction to the Anarchist Workers' Association, a movement against "regeneration" in Birmingham bringing together residents and construction workers, and more.

Issue #28 of Anarchist Worker.

Issue #29 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on self-organised Asian defence groups, the TUC agreeing to a pay freeze, the Murrays being sentenced to death in Ireland, an anti-racist demonstration called by the Indian Workers Association, the Soweto uprising, struggles in education, the elections in Portugal, analysis of racism and fascism, women's health groups, an occupied French printworks, international news, the Scottish National Party, Oxford Women's Aid and more.

Issue #30 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on the TUC and the left, police seizure of anarchist documents, abortion cuts, pollution, Islam, an attack on the East London gay centre, London Transport fares, state repression in Italy, West Germany, Argentina, Spain and Mexico, the defence campaign for the Murrays in Ireland, anarchist writer B. Traven, an attempt to shut down Private Eye and more.

Issue #31 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on work, a strike by women workers demanding equal pay at Trico, the TUC conference, Welsh rail cuts, changing rules on benefits and "cohabitation", the Hull prison revolt, the campaign to save the Murrays in Ireland, a review of Ursula LeGuin's The Dispossessed, a racist attack in Oxford, repression in Argentina, a new book on women's health, and a struggle against the victimisation of militant car workers and shop stewards at British Leyland.

A special supplement on the 1956 Hungarian revolution, produced to accompany issue 32 of Anarchist Worker.

Issue #32 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on government spending cuts, the campaign in defence of the Murrays in Ireland, nationalisation, victory for the Trico equal pay strikers, libertarian socialists in public sector trade union NALGO fighting plans to affiliate to Labour, a direct action conference in response to the criminal trespass law, China after Mao's death, the engineering union AUEW and workers' control, a women's self-help and health conference, the demand for useful work at Lucas Aerospace and Chrysler, the National Abortion Campaign, building societies and more.

Issue #33 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on the National Association for Freedom and developing right-wing offensive, an occupation of the EGA hospital in London, harassment of Asians, the CIA, the nuclear industry, disputes in the catering industry, James Kirkup's controversial poem The Love That Dares To Speak Its Name, international news, abortion rights, squatters in Lambeth and more. The front cover gives the date as 1976 but this appears to be a typo.

Issue #34 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on struggles against the government's "social contract", right-wing union officials collaborating with the courts to stop strikes, the fight against racism and sexism, the SAS-linked "TRUEMID" right-wing group in the unions, self-management and occupations in Catalonia and Coventry, the revolt in South Africa, the campaign in defence of the Murrays in Ireland, a review of a pamphlet on Scottish nationalism, a strike at British Leyland, retaliation against prisoners after the Hull prison uprising, and more.

Issue #35 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on the fight against public sector cuts, the role of the union bureaucracy, a split within the Anarchist Workers Association, socialist and libertarian student organisations, the revival of the CNT and the fight for workers' power in Spain, the West German Berufsverbot banning radicals from professional jobs, the public sector union NALGO, health workers organising, the Grunwick strike and more.

Issue #36 of Anarchist Worker, with articles on wage struggles to keep up with inflation, left unity proposals from Big Flame and the Inernational Marxist Group, the formation of a London squatters' union, the death of Elvis Presley, the Anarchist Workers Association becoming the Libertarian Communist Group, anti-racist struggles and major clashes with the National Front at Lewisham and Birmingham, the revival of the CNT in Spain and the English translation of Jose Peirats' history of Spanish anarchism, a review of Phil Mailer's pamphet on the Portguese revolution, the strike at Grunwick, the development of Thatcherism in the tory party, and more.