United Kingdom

In light of the recent controversey about the Work Experience schemes that McDonalds has taken part in and workfare in general, I thought I would share the most interesting experience of the…

When I think of petitioning in the UK, I think of walking around some town centre on a Saturday, hearing someone on a megaphone ranting how they…

While “business partnerships” have a long history in state schools, the increasing marketisation of comprehensive education has seen such…

This is a collection of documentaries, news clips, interviews, personal accounts, and picture albums from the 1984/1985 miners strike.

A personal perspective on workfare and the benefits lottery - something which has caused me no end…

A BBC documentary from 1993 charting the history of militant anti-fascism in the UK.

An article published in the Playtime Omnibus on the possibility of workers' unity in small firms and the actions of atomised militants…

A short article by Workers Playtime advocating class war as a means to eradicate nuclear weapons.

An article by Workers Playtime arguing for independent action on behalf of workers by detailing a personal account of the 1981 Crossword strike…

An article by Workers Playtime on an unemployment march in the mid eighties.

A recent article in The Guardian highlighted the possibility of the end of the school staff room. However, one aspect of the current regulation…

Dan Hancox reflects on the protests since Millbank in November 2010 and argues that in the demographic behind UK Uncut, the 'graduate with no future', there is cause for optimism.