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Journalists at the North London & Herts Newspapers took their message to the streets in their first week of strikes, which began on Tuesday.

Trade unions on London Underground are furious with management’s planned pay deal. The right wing media has produced shrieks of outrage at this, but the unions are entirely in the right.

Staff and students at Villiers High school in Southall, west London ended last term on a high.

management are trying to cut costs in several schools in Camden, north London—provoking disputes.

Nine Journalists at North London & Herts Newspapers started a two week strike on Tuesday.

Lines is a clever play about the death of Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests in London in 2009.

Tens of thousands of angry school workers joined the TUC demonstration in London on 26 March. It transformed the feeling about the possibility of resisting the cuts. This will be reflected at the NUT teachers’ union annual conference this weekend.

A range of protesters laid siege to oil company BP’s annual general meeting in east London last week.

Many Londoners will have been shocked and maybe a bit frightened by the news that the capital’s ambulance service is to cut 890 jobs over the next five years.

over 300 people protested outside the John Snow pub in London’s Soho area on Friday of last week.

Supporters of blacklisted worker Frank Morris stopped traffic going into one of the main entrances to the Olympics site in Hackney, east London, on Thursday of last week.

Activists gathered in Conway Hall, London, on Tuesday of last week to discuss the next steps in the fightback against the Tory cuts.