Solidarity Federation

Content by or about the Solidarity Federation, a British anarcho-Syndicalist organisation founded in 1994.

Police 'kettling' protesters at the G20.

Don't be kettled! - South London Solidarity Federation statement for November 24th

Press release of the South London Solidarity Federation ahead of the November 24th 'Day of Action'…

"Hardcore troublemaker" anarchist group laughs off Millbank blame game

Solidarity Federation, which helped organise the Radical Workers' and Students Bloc at the NUS/UCU…

An academy school

Opposing academies and "free" schools - Education Workers Network

A brief introductory leaflet on Academies and Free Schools by the Education Workers Network…

Is this farewell, welfare?

The government’s answer to the problem of unemployment during the biggest economic crisis since the 1930s is not to create any new jobs, but to…

Academy schools programme expanded

A new Education Bill is set to massively extend Labour’s controversial Academies programme.

Strikes off, cuts on at universities

The academics’ union UCU at the University of Sussex cancelled industrial action planned for late June after university bosses declared they were…

NOT all in this together

The Government’s “tough but fair” budget will hit the poorest the hardest, as well as having a disproportionate impact on women, two reports have…

China: trouble in the world's sweatshop

China is experiencing a rising wave of industrial unrest, as workers increasingly turn to collective action to fight against their exploitation.

Catalyst #24 Summer 2010 - Newspaper of the Solidarity Federation

Catalyst - the 8-page tabloid from the Solidarity Federation.

Catalyst #23 Spring 2010 - Newspaper of the Solidarity Federation

Catalyst - the 8-page tabloid from the Solidarity Federation.

Vote for change?

The Solidarity Federation look at the upcoming UK general election.

Higher education cuts: Sussex University on the front line

An article on the situation in higher education generally and at Sussex University in particular.