Tories Follow

Socialist Worker last week argued that we need a general strike to fight the Tory cuts.

From Bath to Doncaster trade unionists, anti-cuts campaigners and community activists have begun organising united resistance to cuts as the summer comes to an end.

How do we turn the tide on this bosses’ government? Every part of our public services is under assault. Simply put, the Tories have declared war on ordinary people, and we need to defeat them.

The Tories are coming for our jobs, our pensions, our services, our schools and our hospitals.

Steve Hedley, RMT London regional organiser "Coordinated industrial action will be key to what happens. Demonstrations are good, but hitting the bosses and the government in the pocket is what matters.

Trade unions across Britain are organising protests against the cuts over the next few weeks.

Axes are poised over our heads. In two weeks time, on Wednesday 20 October, chancellor George Osborne will stand up in parliament and announce the biggest attack on public services and living standards for generations.

Hundreds of thousands of students returned to universities across Britain this week to be greeted by savage cuts.

Management through terror. That’s the Tory council’s strategy in Birmingham, where the Conservative conference begins this weekend.

Workers, anti-cuts campaigners and community activists have poured into mass meetings in the last week as anger grows against the Tory cuts agenda.

The union leaders’ powerful speeches at the TUC conference last week meant that millions of people in workplaces across Britain are talking about standing up to the Tories.

Birmingham’s Tory council has issued redundancy notices to 26,000 council workers, telling them that they have to accept massive wage cuts or face the sack.