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The capital was brought to a halt again last week as London Underground workers joined the third in a series of 24-hour stoppages.

London postal workers are campaigning against the closure of two mail centres and a giant delivery office.

Workers at Metroline buses in London are set to vote on a derisory pay offer.

Over 150 people joined a lively lobby of Barnet council in north London on Tuesday of last week.

Teachers in the NUT union are joining parents and school students to fight plans to close a primary school in Islington, north London, by holding a public meeting this week.

London fire brigade bosses are threatening to permanently cut almost one in six of the city’s fire engines—meaning more than 500 firefighters could lose their jobs.

A national protest by students and lecturers in London this week shows the fury over Tory plans to bar the poor from education. The revolt has to grow and deepen.

Cassie is an FE student in south London. She relies on Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) money to go to college, which the Tories want to cut:

5,000 marched through central London on Saturday 6 November. This video shows the demonstration, interviews participants and shows speeches.

More than 5,000 black, white and Asian people surged through central London today on a Unite Against Fascism (UAF) march against racism.

London’s firefighters have called off the strike they had planned for tomorrow (Friday) after bosses agreed to go to arbitration.