WW archive > Issue 136 - 28 March 1996
Council workers must stand firm
The attempt by a London council to deny its workers union rights sets a precedent which the entire movement must resist
Letters
Sloppy; Impermissible bias; Debate smothered; Subjective; Two doctrines; Refreshing politics
Mad government disease
Fight liquidationism
Party notes
Bureaucratic anti-racism
Politically incorrect
Kevin McQuillan of the IRSP replies to ‘Irish feud wastes revolutionary lives’
Inla statement
The CPB tortoise stirs
The Communist Party of Britain has named April as a “month of heightened political activity”. Ian Farrell reports on its London public meeting
World for workers only
From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, March 26 1926
Stomach-churningly frank
Paul Greenaway reviews 'Trainspotting', directed by Danny Boyle (1995, general release)
The theory of leader centralism
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
Islamicism on the march
Bosnia
Great terror and opposition
Phil Sharpe of the Trotskyist Unity Group reports on the recent lecture tour of a visiting Russian academic
Strange bedfellows
Communist press
Anarcho-communist trajectory
Dave Craig of the RDG replies to the RWT’s supplement, ‘The struggle for communism - yesterday, today and tomorrow’ (Weekly Worker October 12 1995)
Against republicanism
Paul Cockshot replies to ‘Revolutionary republicanism’ (Weekly Worker February 29) by Dave Craig of the RDG
Boycott the bills
Sink the quangos