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Around 40 school and college students met in central London last Sunday for the relaunch of School Students Against War (SSAW).

Steve Hedley, RMT London regional organiser "Coordinated industrial action will be key to what happens. Demonstrations are good, but hitting the bosses and the government in the pocket is what matters.

Tube workers are gearing up for a second 24-hour strike from Sunday evening in their battle for jobs and safety on London Underground.

The fifth Viva Palestina convoy from Britain left London last Saturday. Hundreds of activists will join the convoy carrying medical aid to Gaza to beak the Israeli siege.

In 1968 some 850 women machinists at the Ford factory in Dagenham, east London, struck for equal pay.

We have three pairs of tickets for Ena Lamont Stewart’s moving and funny portrayal of impoverished 1930s Glasgow, showing at the National Theatre in London. The play runs from 8 October to 7 November. Tickets from £10 to £44.

Around 200 workers employed by Tory-controlled Barnet council in north London joined a lively town hall lobby on Tuesday of last week. They are angry at plans to slash services and privatise departments.

Around 120 protesters braved a downpour to call on Haringey’s Labour council in north London to refuse to implement Tory cuts last week.

Firefighters in London are going into battle against their Tory bosses—setting an example for workers everywhere.

The fight is on in the London fire brigade.

Workers at the Coca-Cola bottling plant in Edmonton, north London, struck over pay on Wednesday and Thursday of last week—and are set to walk out again on the same days this week.

The Unison union’s Greater London region is asking branches to lobby their bosses on Wednesday 29 September—the European day of action against austerity and cuts.