United Kingdom

Content about events and struggles in what is now the United Kingdom.

Humanity's Health or Capitalism's Profit?

Socialism, or communism, or whatever you want to call a society of the future, will not save us from occasional epidemics. It would however deal…

Libertarian Struggle/Anarchist Worker

An archive of Libertarian Struggle/Anarchist Worker, a publication produced by the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists and then the…

Empty supermarkets: The food supply-chain from a workers’ perspective

Everyone is complaining about empty supermarket shelves. Lots of people are now asking themselves…

Fast Food Strike #FFS410

‘Flamme Rouge’: Reflections on the IWW Couriers Network

A reflection on the IWW Couriers Network by one of its key organisers

Fascism and anti-Fascism in the Medway Towns 1927-1940 - David Turner

Booklet published by Kent Anti-Fascist Committee in 1993.

Neither State Nor Market: An Anarchist Perspective on Social Welfare

Millett argues that state welfare is a function of social control and that social welfare can only…

Class Power on Zero-Hours - Introduction

Introduction to our upcoming book. Our book tour is messed up by the virus - so please circulate online and order the book for your time of self…

Photo story: ‘Serve the people’ - A day in the life of a supermarket delivery driver

Supplementary Thoughts on The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists and the Ongoing Great Money Trick

After 100 years of us failing to achieve the "Co-operative Commonwealth" the…

The Woolf Rubber Company Strike, 1965

One of the first major strikes by Asian workers in the UK, in 1965 mostly Punjabi workers went on strike at the R. Woolf Rubber Factory in…

Tatty the Rat

Archive of Tatty the Rat, a short-lived comic strip that ran in the Anarchist Communist Federation's paper Liberation, dealing with issues like the Broadwater Farm riot and 1987 general…

The Birth of Close Supervision Centres

An article by Kevan Thakrar, who has spent ten years in the UK's brutal Close Supervision Centres, on the origins of the scheme. Taken from the…