Tories Follow

Some 3,700 workers at Nottinghamshire county council were set to strike on Thursday of this week—the day the Tory council votes on its savage cuts budget.

The Tories thought that their "bonfire of the quangos" would be a pushover, and their Public Bodies Bill would have an easy passage through parliament.

Some 150 Barnet council workers have voted to strike against the Tory council’s privatisation plans, dubbed "easyCouncil".

The Progressive London conference "There is an alternative" to the Tory cuts takes place this Saturday 19 February.

The Tories are using the global economic crisis as an excuse to make savage cuts in Britain. They say that higher levels of unemployment, cuts to services, lower pay and worse pensions are unavoidable.

That David Cameron chose last Saturday to make a speech attacking Muslims is despicable.

Tenants, trade unionists and councillors will come together next week to organise a campaign against Tory plans that will see working class people thrown out of their homes.

London firefighters’ Tory boss Brian Coleman has been splashing our cash on posh nosh—again.

The Tories want to abolish the one celebration of workers’ rights in the year—the May Day bank holiday.

David Cameron has immersed himself in the politics of the sewer.

Teachers in Rotherham stepped up their campaign against compulsory redundancies last week by striking for three days—and leading a 500-strong march in Sheffield against Tory cuts.

The People’s Convention in central London next Saturday 12 February will bring together campaigners to discuss stepping up the fight against Tory cuts. Everyone should aim to take part in this vital conference.