Reflections on Don’t Pay An account and analysis of the UK Don't Pay campaign against energy cost increases, with its strengths, weaknesses, and lessons we can learn from…
Light, water, telephone, class struggle in installments: social reproduction and labor struggles in the neighborhoods of Athens Analysis by a participant on the struggles of the neighbourhood assemblies in…
General Strike in Portugal. A 24-hour strike in Portugal against proposed austerity measures has grounded flights and halted public transport. Hundreds of thousands of…
Where has all my money gone you vile insidious woman? The great privatisation swindle has meant that we are indirectly paying twice for some services…
Southampton: Britain's Wisconsin? Public sector workers in Southampton are reaching the end of a week of strike action, organised in response to swingeing cuts and job losses…
Scottish Water workers vote on industrial action Scottish Water workers are being balloted on industrial action after the employer imposed a below inflation pay rise which had not been agreed.
UK: One in four will live in fuel poverty Over 14 million people could find themselves in fuel poverty in the near future, if new figures from gas giant Centrica predicting a 70% rise in gas prices prove accurate - nearly a quarter of the population.
1993-1996: The Dublin fight against water charges A short history of the successful direct action campaign of non-payment which prevented the imposition of charges for water in Dublin, Ireland.
LPG - a load of hot air The Competition Commission has found evidence that huge monopolies dominating a major utility sector are taking advantage of the position - but apparently not enough to warrant action.
Hydro-jihad: water conflict and the class struggle - Melancholic Troglodytes The Iraq War underlined the significance of three main commodities in the Middle East, namely: labour power, oil and water. This text investigates the role of water in relation to the class struggle.
