Elections Follow

Anti-fascists around the country have started campaigning against the threat posed by the British National Party (BNP) at the elections on 3 May.

Respect is standing candidates in target seats across England in the council elections on 3 May to provide an alternative to the policies of war and privatisation followed by mainstream parties.

The left has achieved remarkable success in the national executive elections for the lecturers’ union, UCU.

Respect is throwing itself into the campaign to get Preston Respect councillor Michael Lavalette re-elected in local elections on 3 May.

Plymouth Unison union branch secretary and leading activist in the area Tony Staunton has appealed against the outrageous decision to bar him from the national executive elections.

The elections last week to the Northern Ireland Assembly, produced gains for the anti-Catholic Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and the Republican Sinn Fein party.

When Brent's Liberal Democrats and Tories came to form a coalition administration after last year's local elections one of their first acts was to throw out Labour's plan for a new school as a City Academy in Wembley.

The conference of Solidarity: Scotland’s Socialist Movement last Saturday gave a kick start to its campaign for the May elections to the Scottish parliament. Some 200 delegates met in Glasgow to plan strategy and decide the shape of its manifesto.

Welcome to a London blighted by binge drinking and street crime, where young girls are seduced into prostitution and elections are fixed.

Wayne Muldoon Respect’s campaign for the May local elections in England received a big boost last week when Wayne Muldoon, a Labour councillor in Loughborough, announced he was joining the party.

It's hard not to look forward to the French presidential elections, whose first round is only two and half months away, with a sense of foreboding.

A packed meeting of south west Birmingham Respect took place on Tuesday of last week, in order to select a candidate for the May elections.