Lammas land grab Secret plans to hand over protected green space in Leyton to allotment holders from Hackney are being hatched by Waltham Forest Council and Olympic developers.
'The crisis in working class representation' conference report A report by libcom.org on the recent conference called by the RMT on the 'Crisis in Working Class Representation'.
Interview with an ex-sex text worker In the wake of the first unfair dismissal case for a sex worker, libcom.org interviews another sex worker about the industry, the work, and the…
London: Warden walk out threat A walkout by Hackney's 70 traffic wardens has moved a step closer after they agreed to ballot for strike action in a dispute over pay and late-night working.
1.5 million may strike over pensions Workers in nine different unions are to be balloted for strike action over Whitehall plans to alter the local government pensions scheme.
Council workers may strike over Westminster-Dingwall move Westminster Council workers threaten strike after being told they must move to the north of Scotland or face redundancy
Civil service jobs 'to go overseas' Thousands of civil service jobs could be moved to call centres overseas in a bid to save the government £1 billion, a union is claiming.
Bristol pool occupied A group of protesters have occupied the site of the former Bristol North swimming bath on Gloucester Road.
British nazi leader hospitalised Eddy Morrison, leader of the fascist British People's Party was attacked and hospitalised today in Leeds as local people opposed to race hatred…
Bees United - supporters take over Bees United, the Brentford Supporters Trust, took over struggling Brentford Football Club in a buy-out on Friday.
Sex workers: GMB wins first ever unfair dismissal case An employment tribunal has just found that GMB member Mrs Irene Everitt, who worked on live adult chat lines, was unfairly dismissed by her employer Datapro Services Limited.