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NUT union members at Forest Hill School in Lewisham, south east London, were set to strike on Thursday of this week.

Teachers at the Islington Arts and Media School in north London struck on Wednesday of last week.

Birmingham: 12 noon, Victoria SquareBristol: 11am from College GreenBrighton: 10.30am, the LevelCambridge: 12noon, Parkers Piece lCardiff: 12noon, City HallGlasgow: 12noon, George SquareLeeds: 12noon, City SquareLeicester: 11.30am, New Walk CentreLiverpool: 12 noon, St George’s PlateauLondon: 11.30am, Lincoln’s Inn FieldManchester: 11am All Saints ParkNewcastle: 1pm, MonumentNorwich:

The chant "Whatever we wear, wherever we go—yes means yes, and no means no!" echoed through the streets of central London last Saturday.

Tube drivers on London Underground are the latest group of workers planning to strike on 30 June.

Journalists at Newsquest in South London are set to strike on Wednesday and Thursday of this week over redundancies.

Postal workers in Islington, north London, are celebrating after an unofficial walkout last week forced Royal Mail to reinstate a suspended colleague.

Teachers at the Islington Arts and Media School in north London were set to strike on Wednesday of this week. They are fighting compulsory redundancies. The NUT union members struck against the cuts last month. They backed strikes by 90 percent in a ballot.

Postal workers in Islington, north London, are celebrating after an unofficial walkout this morning (Thursday) forced Royal Mail to reinstate a suspended colleague.

Lecturers in north London celebrated on Monday of this week after management lifted threats to impose compulsory redundancies.

Royal Mail appears to have backed down in the fight over job losses in London—at least temporarily.

Anti-fascists are planning a national demonstration as the racist English Defence League (EDL) threatens to march in east London.