WW archive > Issue 383 - 10 May 2001
General election 2001
The left - in the shape of the Socialist Alliance, Scottish Socialist Party and Welsh Socialist Alliance - have, in the coming general election, the biggest opportunity for decades to make headway.
Letters
Adapt to Labour; Obsolete skills; May Day; Bob crowing; Untrue; Christian unrecruit; CRE boost
East London
Raising democracy
Alliance events
Brent and Harrow
Reluctant rank and file
SWP confusion
Looking ahead
Liaison Committee cancelled
It's the state, stupid
Greenwich
Seeds of partyism
Scargill loses debate on unity
Socialist Alliance on the up
General Strike 75 years on: part two
Mistakes and mythology
A candidate's diary
CPGB member Lawrie Coombs is the Socialist Alliance prospective parliamentary candidate for Stockton South
And
Tommy?s tug of war
CPGB's party-fetishism
Martin Thomas of the Alliance for Workers' Liberty responds to Ian Mahoney