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Colin Gill’s family would like to invite friends and comrades to his funeral at 2pm, Monday 12 July at Lambeth Crematorium, Blackshaw Road, London SW27. Followed by food and drinks from 3pm, Corner Pin Pub, 10 Summerstown, corner of Riverside Road, Tooting.

London underground (LU) bosses are waging war on their employees’ safety rights.

Teachers in the NUT union at St Aloysius College, in Islington, north London, took their second day of strike action on Thursday of last week.

Over 1,100 people crammed into Friends House in central London for a packed opening rally of the Marxism 2010 festival tonight, Thursday.

Migrant workers in one of London’s wealthiest boroughs are organising to fight for better pay.

The solid strike last week by Tube Lines maintenance workers on London Underground rocked management.

Up to 500 London firefighters held a noisy vuvuzela trumpet protest outside a fire authority bosses’ meeting on Thursday of last week.

The 48 hour strike by maintenance workers on the London Underground (LU) last week was fantastic. Staff working for Tube Lines carrying out maintenance work on the Jubilee, Piccadilly and Northern lines were striking over jobs, working conditions, pay and parity with Metronet LU workers.

Teachers at Lister Community school, east London, began a three-day strike this week. They also struck on Wednesday and Thursday of last week over plans to sack three teachers and increase the workload.

The Anti Academies Alliance held a 250-strong meeting in London Last week.

It was standing room only at the Anti Academies Alliance public meeting in central London on Thursday night.

"Tube drivers and passengers need to know that their life is at risk – right now. Bosses are playing with people's lives.'"