1%? Up yours! We need health workers' and patients' power! Things are heating up – the 1% pay increase insult dished out by the government led to a lot of…
The lockdown interviews During 2020, we interviewed two dozen fellow workers about their experiences of work during the Covid-19 lockdown. We spoke to nurses, postal…
Wildcat UK #5 1985 Issue 5 of Wildcat from June/July 1985, including Miners Strike, South Africa, pigs murder Italian activist Pietro Greco, Pannekoek's "The Fight"…
London Notes: autonomist magazine #1 1992 Pilot (and only) issue of London Notes, an autonomist magazine from 1992. PDF courtesy of Sparrows Nest archive, Nottingham.
London Workers Group Bulletin #14 October 1983 The final LWG bulletin from late 1983. PDF courtesy of Sparrows Nest archive, Nottingham
London Workers Group Bulletin #13 February 1983 An issue of the LWG bulletin from 1983. Contents include NHS Dispute, ASLEF strike, Work or Dole?, Correspondence, Unemployed Groups, Press…
London Workers Group Bulletin #9 December 1980 London Workers Group bulletin from December 1980. Contents include Poland, unions, secretarial work, apprenticeships, job reports, "Autonomous…
Communist Work in a Covid Crisis: A Framework Perspectives for the CWO as discussed in its AGM, November 2020
Forever in Debt Article on the stranglehold that debt has on working class communities, with some suggestions on resistance. From Black Flag #220 (2001).
Trotwatch #1 Summer 1992 Debut and possibly only issue of Trotwatch magazine, an anarchist look at the left. With thanks to Sparrows Nest archive.
Curing The English Disease In 1976, the Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan declared that the "English disease" of indiscipline and labour militancy was undermining the profitability of UK capital. Curing the "English disease" became the raison d’etre of the ruling class. Article on New Labour and plans for resistance from Black Flag #220 (2001)
Changing the way we think of Direct Action The following essay is a subjective consideration of where the anarchist/direct action movement is and where, I feel, it might go. From Black Flag #222 (2002).
