Letters
Dave Jones (Letters, 4 December) says there isn’t any difference between saying vote Labour in Socialist Worker and “campaigning with the Labour Party to tell your neighbours to vote Labour”.
campaigners and canvassers should not see people just as “objects of a campaign to get them to vote” (WhatsApp to Victory? 20 November).
Boris Johnson’s response to the flooding in South Yorkshire exposed that he doesn’t understand what it’s like to live on very little money (Socialist Worker, 20 November).
The announcement of the general election is welcome news for anyone who is committed to challenging the racism and austerity we have suffered under the Tories.
After being on indefinite strike since the middle of July, I and the other cleaners at the department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Beis) finally have our victory.
The racist behaviour by Bulgarian fans against black English footballers was disgusting.
This month I will be 62, but there will be no real happy birthday feeling until I am 66.
At the Tory party conference in Manchester last week its racism and reaction was on show.
People at work have been talking about the global climate strike on Friday 20 September all week.
A counter-terrorism document giving advice to workers includes left wing groups in its safeguarding bulletin—alongside proscribed terrorist organisations.
I’m writing on behalf of my colleagues from British Gas. British Gas sells energy and mechanical services.
The week of protests against the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair has been well organised.
Sadie Robinson (Socialist Worker, 21 August) accurately describes the way the Tory government is creating a climate of fear in order to bring in authoritarian policies.
I was lucky to witness the incredible protest in Hong Kong airport earlier this month.
It is good to see that health workers in Bradford have voted for an all-out strike against privatisation from Monday 26 August. (Socialist Worker, 14 August).
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a report on humans, land use and a changing climate last week.
Readers should support Chelsea Manning in her refusal to testify to the US Grand Jury.
Many women are taking part in the “We paid in you pay out” campaign on Facebook and protests around the country.
In the latest outburst of illiberal censorship on that liberal flagship, The Guardian newspaper has pulled two cartoons by the brilliant and long-serving left wing cartoonist Steve Bell.
As Palestinians we see Jeremy Corbyn as our defender because we need someone brave, a prime minister that can say no to the US and to Israel.
Dave Jones (Letters, 4 December) says there isn’t any difference between saying vote Labour in Socialist Worker and “campaigning with the Labour Party to tell your neighbours to vote Labour”.
campaigners and canvassers should not see people just as “objects of a campaign to get them to vote” (WhatsApp to Victory? 20 November).
Boris Johnson’s response to the flooding in South Yorkshire exposed that he doesn’t understand what it’s like to live on very little money (Socialist Worker, 20 November).
The announcement of the general election is welcome news for anyone who is committed to challenging the racism and austerity we have suffered under the Tories.
After being on indefinite strike since the middle of July, I and the other cleaners at the department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Beis) finally have our victory.
The racist behaviour by Bulgarian fans against black English footballers was disgusting.
This month I will be 62, but there will be no real happy birthday feeling until I am 66.
At the Tory party conference in Manchester last week its racism and reaction was on show.
People at work have been talking about the global climate strike on Friday 20 September all week.
A counter-terrorism document giving advice to workers includes left wing groups in its safeguarding bulletin—alongside proscribed terrorist organisations.
I’m writing on behalf of my colleagues from British Gas. British Gas sells energy and mechanical services.
The week of protests against the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair has been well organised.
Sadie Robinson (Socialist Worker, 21 August) accurately describes the way the Tory government is creating a climate of fear in order to bring in authoritarian policies.
I was lucky to witness the incredible protest in Hong Kong airport earlier this month.
It is good to see that health workers in Bradford have voted for an all-out strike against privatisation from Monday 26 August. (Socialist Worker, 14 August).
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a report on humans, land use and a changing climate last week.
Readers should support Chelsea Manning in her refusal to testify to the US Grand Jury.
Many women are taking part in the “We paid in you pay out” campaign on Facebook and protests around the country.
In the latest outburst of illiberal censorship on that liberal flagship, The Guardian newspaper has pulled two cartoons by the brilliant and long-serving left wing cartoonist Steve Bell.
As Palestinians we see Jeremy Corbyn as our defender because we need someone brave, a prime minister that can say no to the US and to Israel.