WW archive > Issue 134 - 14 March 1996
Council cuts demand national action
Workers have taken to the streets in Scotland, London and around the country against Tory government cuts, ably assisted by Labour councils
Letters
Blaming workers ...; ... or imperialism?; Get a grip; Vitriolic hate; Absorbed feminists; SLP diversion; Stalin as victim
Healthcare SOS
Communist University ’96
Party notes
Why I joined the SLP
SLP update
Rail safety is first casualty
New attacks
Not so simple
Dave Douglass, vice-chair of South Yorkshire NUM panel responds to a Weekly Worker article on the miners’ Great Strike of 1984-5 (February 29)
Moral conviction
Paul Greenaway reviews 'The Body Trade', by Deborah Lavin, directed by Lisa Goldman for The Red Room (8.00pm, above The Lion & Unicorn pub, Gaysford Street NW5, £6, £4 concession)
Press forward!
From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, February 19 1926
Three-legged stool
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
USA turns up the heat
Cuba
Choosing sides?
China and Taiwan
Build Leninism
Communist press
‘If not with a bullet ...’
The recent controversy between the Communist Party majority and one of its supporters branches over the thorny question of Ireland poses important questions. Here Ian Mahoney answers some of the most common objections raised against our support for the liberation struggle of the republican forces in the north of Ireland.
Eleanor the Fenian
Anti-worker agenda spelled out
Working class votes should not be wasted on Labour
Protest against workfare
In brief
Brent crackdown
SUPPLEMENT: Essays on the general strike - Part II
Britain’s crisis: From origins to World War I