London
As London stabbings highlight knife crime - police stop and search is no answer
23 May 2017A series of tragic deaths from stabbings has highlighted the issue of “knife crime” in London.
Activists say, we’re going to teach the Tories a lesson over school funding cuts
09 May 2017The Tories are in crisis over their planned education cuts. The first copy of the Evening Standard newspaper edited by former chancellor George Osborne last week ran a front page on the crisis.
Cops come under fire after alleged assault during High Wycombe stop and search
09 May 2017A police stop and search of a vehicle in High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire has led to several officers facing allegations of assault and threatening behaviour.
Forest Hill School teachers strike for seventh time to stop school cuts
09 May 2017Teachers at Forest Hill School struck for the seventh time today, Wednesday, in a battle to stop savage cuts.
Fresh strike planned over cuts at Lewisham's Forest Hill School
02 May 2017NUT union members at Forest Hill School were set to strike on Wednesday this week. The workers are fighting a planned £1.3 million cuts package that Labour-run Lewisham council is trying to impose.
Hundreds protest against Israeli ambassador Mark Regev at Soas
02 May 2017Hundreds of students and their supporters protested outside the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) yesterday evening, Thursday, as Israeli ambassador Mark Regev spoke inside.
Hackney teachers prepare for strikes to stop school cuts
28 March 2017Two strikes were set to take place in schools in Hackney, east London, on Thursday.
Protesters take on a rotten housing redevelopment in Southwark
28 March 2017Around 150 people marched against the proposed redevelopment of vast swathes of Southwark, south London, last Saturday.
One Housing's rent hikes are met with tenants resistance
28 March 2017Housing associations wants to raise rents by nearly 40 percent for some east London tenants. Alistair Farrow argues that the way to defend homes and win the fight is to get political
Women’s Marches showed we can resist the right and fight for a radically different world
24 January 2017The Women’s Marches last Saturday were a brilliant boost to everyone struggling for a better world.
Transport shutdown shows the power of workers
10 January 2017The power of the working class was clearly on display this week. Strikes by Southern Rail, London Underground and British Airways cabin crew workers showed their ability to bring the system to a standstill.
Support the strikers taking on 'Southern Fail' and London Underground
03 January 2017the Tories are ignoring the woeful service of their favourite rail firm Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR). But Southern rail workers are continuing their fight into the New Year.
RMT members say, ‘this station is non-operational’ as dispute gets serious
13 December 2016RMT union general secretary Mick Cash has slammed London Underground management for allowing London’s tube stations to descend into chaos as a result of job cuts.
Campaigners call unity vigil in east London after vicious acid attack
29 November 2016Activists in east London are organising to make sure their area is not divided by racism.
Crossrail workers occupy bosses' office in protest over missing bonus
29 November 2016Over 100 construction workers protested against Crossrail bosses in London last Friday.
Solid strike over G4S poverty pay at St George's Hospital as bosses suspend reps
01 November 2016Health workers at St George’s Hospital in south London struck for equal pay and conditions on Tuesday.
Southern rail owners trouser millions in public money despite failed service
25 October 2016the Tories’ favourite rail firm stands to pocket another £48 million despite its woeful Southern rail service.
Big turnout on Newsquest picket lines as workers start 7-day strike
13 October 2016Journalists working on regional newspapers in south London walked out on the first day of a week-long strike today, Thursday.
3,000-strong rally marks 80th anniversary of Cable Street - and remembers how to win
11 October 2016Some 3,000 people marched down Cable Street, east London, on Sunday to mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street.
Week-long walkout set at Newsquest to stop cuts
11 October 2016Journalists working on regional newspapers in South London were set to begin a week-long strike on Thursday of this week.
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- Universal Credit is a Tory threat to women
- Reports round-up: 250 join unofficial walkout over university library cuts
- Brexit and the sham of capitalist democracy
- College lecturers across Scotland and in England strike over pay
- Reports round-up: march for jobs at Honda
- Yellow Vest movement has Emmanuel Macron on the run
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