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Strikers at the National Gallery in central London have defied bosses’ attempts to bully them back to work.

An appeal hearing into the dismissal of PCS union rep Candy Udwin on Wednesday of last week upheld National Gallery bosses’ decision to dismiss her.

Up to 50 people rallied on the National Gallery picket line in central London this Friday evening, as support for the all-out strike against privatisation grows.

An appeal hearing into the dismissal of PCS union rep Candy Udwin upheld the National Gallery bosses’ decision today, Wednesday.

The fight at the National Gallery has entered a crucial stage—and the need for solidarity with the striking workers is greater than ever.

Workers at the National Gallery in central London, the National Museum of Wales and National Galleries of Scotland are set to strike together next Saturday.

Some 40 people protested outside Luton and Dunstable hospital on Wednesday morning of last week against a new plan to privatise cleaning and housekeeping.

Strikes against Tory privatisation at two London councils grew in strength as council workers walked out on Wednesday of last week. 

The CWU postal workers’ union launched a campaign against the effects of privatisation in the postal industry on Thursday of last week.

Workers at the National Gallery in central London plan to walk out for three days every week until August, when they will hold a consultative ballot on an all-out strike.

Workers debated their union's strategy for fighting cuts at Unison's local government conference

Around 300 striking council workers and supporters marched in Bromley, Kent, last Saturday.