WW archive > Issue 353 - 28 September 2000
Deeper unity not break-ups
New Labour no longer rides high in opinion polls. Yet tragically there exists no viable, all-United Kingdom, leftwing alternative. It is the Tories who have benefited from discontent and staged something of a mid-term recovery...
Letters
Refined action; Stalin debate?; Brent SA; Hackney
Socialist Alliance - response to majority recommendations
What CPGB proposes
After the fuel blockades
Painting things red
After the fuel blockades
Blair's black September
Fighting to win
Greg Tucker, secretary of the LSA and a member of the International Socialist Group, looks forward to the general election and uniting all revolutionaries into one organisation
Prague S26
Time for control
CPGB-AWL debate on the transitional method
Notes of the third, July 14, meeting between the Alliance for Workers' Liberty and the CPGB. Martin Thomas (MT) and Paul Hampton (PH) represented the AWL, while Mark Fischer (MF) and John Bridge (JB) spoke for the CPGB