London
Mobilise against dangerous new racist movement after FLA protest in London
10 October 2017Several thousand people joined a march in central London on Saturday of last week called by the Football Lads Alliance (FLA).
Tory-led Kensington and Chelsea council in fresh bid to sideline Grenfell survivors
10 October 2017The Tory-led council that ignored safety warnings ahead of the Grenfell Tower fire is still trying to sideline residents’ voices.
Picturehouse strikes kick off in London to demand the Living Wage - and more
05 October 2017Workers at five sites of the Picturehouse cinema chain walked out on Wednesday to begin their latest round of strikes. They protested outside the opening of the London Film Festival.
Campaigners take to the streets of west London to defend key health services
03 October 2017Around 200 health campaigners marched to defend health services at Ealing Hospital last Saturday.
London march for workers’ rights brings traffic to a standstill
27 September 2017Traffic came to a standstill in central London today, Wednesday, as up to 300 people marched through the city at rush hour.
Grenfell survivors excluded from public inquiry
14 September 2017The inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire began today, Thursday, at the Connaught Rooms in central London. Sir Martin Moore-Bick, its chair, read out a prepared statement then rushed out of the room.
Bus drivers rally for their rights outside London City Hall
14 September 2017Around 100 London bus drivers and supporters rallied at City Hall this morning, Thursday, to present mayor Sadiq Khan with a ten point drivers’ bill of rights.
Edson Da Costa’s family continue to fight for truth and justice as funeral approaches
29 August 2017The funeral of Edson Da Costa was set to take place in London on Friday of this week. Edson died in June after being stopped by police in Newham, east London.
Racist cops try to ruin Notting Hill Carnival
29 August 2017With a tribute to Grenfell, an anti-racist float and 1,000 arrests, this year’s Notting Hill Carnival was deeply political, Tomáš Tengely-Evans reports
More stop and search can’t cut knife crime
21 August 2017London police are exploiting recent horrific knife crimes to demand more powers. At the same time, the annual crackdown in the run up to Notting Hill Carnival looks set to involve sinister new surveillance techniques. Alistair Farrow spoke to people in London who bear the brunt of police racism
Lewisham 1977 - forty years on from when we smashed the Nazi National Front
08 August 2017Forty years ago this week thousands of protesters blocked a Nazi march in south east London—and made history.
Nearly two months after the Grenfell fire - survivors displaced and buildings unsafe
01 August 2017The fire left hundreds of people without homes and saw dozens of buildings fail new safety checks—and two months later neither problem is being addressed, reports Alistair Farrow
Striking Barts hospital workers say Serco’s latest offer is an insult to low-paid workers
25 July 2017Hundreds of domestics, cleaners, porters and security workers began a two-week strike at four east London hospitals on Tuesday.
United national action can derail Tory assault on train unions and safety
18 July 2017Workers have announced fresh strikes that will shut down the Southern rail network.
Family and friends of Edson Da Costa appeal for support with fundraiser
18 July 2017The family and friends of Edson Da Costa have organised a fundraiser to help with funeral and legal costs.
Hundreds of striking Barts health workers join march in London
15 July 2017Hundreds of NHS workers start a new strike on 25 July. Recently they held a powerful march
School strikes in Ealing show the way to beat back academies
14 July 2017Strikes at a primary school in Ealing, west London, have scored a significant victory in a battle against academies.
Buoyant mood on the Barts health picket lines as strikers win support
13 July 2017Striking east London health workers have spoken about the big support they’ve received in their fight against low pay.
Probe into the Grenfell Tower fire will start by looking at possible manslaughter
11 July 2017A senior Met police officer has said the starting point of the criminal investigation into the Grenfell Tower fire would be that “around 80” deaths resulted from manslaughter.
Picturehouse workers strike for 50th time in pay fight
08 July 2017Workers at five Picturehouse cinemas across London walked out yesterday, Friday, in the fiftieth strike of their long-running dispute.
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