Mosley's fascists and the narrative of victimisation A look at a common point of divergence on the effectiveness of anti-fascist action and its wider…
Tribute to Ernesto Leal, a founder of the London migrant cleaners' movement Tribute written by members of the Latin American Workers' Association (LAWAS) in 2009 after the…
WorkersWildWest Issue no.6 - West-London Newspaper We distribute 2,000 copies of WorkersWildWest at job centres, factories, warehouses and working class housing estates in far-west London. Would…
Boycotts and legal action as Clapton fans fight to take their club back Supporters of Clapton FC, renowned for their left-wing politics and activity in the local community,…
16th August 1848 - the last attempted armed rising on English soil? A short history of the attempted armed uprising of Chartists at Seven Dials in London, which was…
Hospital workers continue striking for fairer pay Workers at St Barts hospital trust in London are set to continue one of the largest ever hospital strikes in the UK.
The 1975 Spaghetti House siege: making the rhetoric real - Jenny Bourne A history of the Spaghetti House siege of 1975, when three armed black liberation activists intent…
Squatting in London: Precarity and Emergency Crisis Planning Due to sustained attacks from the state, councils, and property owners, squatters in England have…
Justice for Rash - police kill a twenty year old black man in Hackney Police chased Rash into a shop, then held him on the floor for several minutes. He stopped breathing…
St Bart's Hospital strike continues More than 700 cleaners, porters, and security staff at Barts NHS Trust in London are nearing the end of a 7 day strike for a pay increase of 30p…
A successful rent strike in 1930s Peckham The story of a successful rent strike in Peckham, south east London, during the 1930s.
Louise Michel: a Paris Communard in South London An article covering time spent in London by the former Paris communard, Louise Michel.
