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The solid 24-hour strike by around 10,000 workers on London Underground last week put pressure on management.

Around 40 people attended a launch meeting of the Justice For All campaign in London last week.

Workers at the Coca‑Cola plant in Edmonton, north London, were set to strike on Wednesday and Thursday of this week over pay.

Firefighters from across Britain were set to descend on the capital on Thursday of this week with a simple message: London’s battle is everyone’s battle.

A fire boss came a cropper last week after he ordered a London firefighter to take off a sticker with the slogan "Sack Coleman, not firefighters".

Barnet council workers and supporters protested on Tuesday of this week against cuts and the North London council’s plans for mass privatisation.

Bus drivers in the Unite union were set to hold a lobby at London’s City Hall against bus cuts on Wednesday of this week.

Tom Behan, who died on Monday of last week, made a lasting contribution to the left in two countries and in two languages. Born in London he was most at home in his adopted Italy, above all in his beloved Naples.

Trade unions and community groups are set to hold a rally in Walthamstow, north east London, on Saturday.

Over 500 people joined the Hackney LGBT pride march last Saturday—the first in 15 years. Black, white and Asian LGBT people marched through east London.

Some 300 people in the pathology department at King’s College Hospital in London are to be balloted for strike action against privatisation. The workers are in the Unite union.

RMT union members who maintain trains on the Jubilee and Northern lines in London held a rock solid 24-hour strike from 7pm on Sunday over pay.