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A conference in London next Saturday organised by Unite the Resistance aims to forge links between all those fighting back.

Activists and academics are preparing for an alternative summit this weekend in advance of the United Nations Rio+20 summit on climate change.

London bus workers have voted overwhelmingly to strike over Olympic pay—raising the prospect of a bus strike during the games themselves.

Thousands of Tamils marched through central London yesterday (Wednesday) to protest at the queen lunching with the Sri Lankan president who presided over war crimes.

The plan for the Olympic Games to come to London was sold as the only possible way to get some funding into east London. The reality has been very different.

Teachers at Alperton Community School in Brent, west London, struck on Thursday of last week against plans to turn the school into a privatised academy.

London Bus workers in the Unite union are set to announce the result of their strike ballot over extra pay for Olympics work.

Workers from Guys and St Thomas’ NHS trust in London protested on Wednesday of last week against a potential Sainsbury’s takeover of pharmacy services.

As huge student protests continued to rage in Quebec, over 100 people demonstrated in solidarity outside Canadian government buildings in London last night (Wednesday).

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Over 20,000 bus workers at 21 London operators are balloting for industrial action over Olympic bonus payments.

Cleaners working in the medical school at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, south London, have won the London Living Wage.