Solidarity Federation

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

London Underground union rep suspended for union activities

A Tube worker and union activist has been suspended from his job for his organising activities. A demonstration is planned in London this Wednesday (15th).

Foundation trusts: a guide for NHS workers

An examination of NHS reforms, what they mean and how health workers can resist them.

NHS Notional Health Service - The great health and social care swindle

An in-depth look at NHS, the state it is in and what we can do about it.

Derailed: how the trains are in deep crisis

This article examines the current state of the railways, rail workers resistance and how we got there.

Learning to live, teaching to fail

This article first appeared in Direct Action No12, Autumn, 1999, the quarterly magazine of the Solidarity Federation analysing the formation of the modern school and arguing for a libertarian alternative.

Striking shipyard workers fight with police, Puerto Real, 1987.

Anarcho-syndicalism in Puerto Real: From shipyard resistance to community control

An account of resistance to shipyard closures in Puerto Real, Spain, that lead to community wide…

Crowds during Red Clydeside, a high point for syndicalism in Britain.

A short history of British anarcho-syndicalism

Short pamphlet by the Solidarity Federation on the history of anarcho-syndicalism in the UK.

Education Worker #02 2008

Education Worker is the free bulletin of the Education Workers Network, part of the Solidarity Federation.

Catalyst #17

Solidarity Federation freesheet, produced June 08

Direct action gets the goods again, this time in London

An underpaying, exploitative restuarant boss in London was forced to pay a foreign kitchen porter his owed wages and also holiday pay when a picket arrived outside his restaurant, backed up by threats of legal action.

Brighton Solidarity issue 1

Issue 1 of Brighton Solidarity Federation Newsletter Brighton Solidarity

Greek university occupation: The education sector has recently become an important arena of struggle both in the UK and abroad

Mobilising educators

A conference on education could bring together three out of the four major class struggle federations in the UK under one house this June, to…