WW archive > Issue 117 - 09 November 1995
Clarke sharpens the axe
Peter Lilley, hardly a friend of the working class, has been told to think again. His proposed £1 billion cut in social security spending was rejected as “not enough” by the Treasury. So, Lilley is now looking for fresh victims - single parents, young people, victims of industrial injury ...
Letters
Truthful explanation; Paper bans; Petty bourgeois; Freedom’s banner
Smash Job Seekers Allowance
Bad Party practice!
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
For the Party
A CPGB meeting to celebrate the Great October Revolution debated among different organisations and trends the tasks of the day and, centrally, the necessity to forge working class organisation as its weapon for liberation. Lee-Anne Bates reports
Communist perspectives
Ten thousand acclaim Soviet Russia
From ‘The Communist’, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, November 11 1920
Teachers’ union action sabotaged
NUS attacks democracy
Bitter dispute flares in North London
Workers locked out, attacked by thugs
“We’re British workers now - but we’ll fight like Turks”
On Saturday, November 4, Mark Fischer spoke to a young striker on JJ’s picket line