WW archive > Issue 143 - 16 May 1996
Homeless scandal runs deep
Dame Shirley may have been found out, but what of the crime of homelessness itself?
Letters
Scargill and factions; Fixed agenda?; Pooling resources; Bad English?; Dangerous man
The main danger
Party notes
Towards rapprochement
Some points of agreement between the Provisional Central Committee and the Revolutionary Democratic Group (faction of the Socialist Workers Party)
Why work did not begin
From the British Worker, official strike bulletin of the TUC, May 13 1926
Stand by the miners!
From Workers Bulletin, illegally issued by the Communist Party of Great Britain, May 13 1926
Balloting for action
Socialist Labour’s founding conference: A republican party is born
Dave Craig of the RDG reports on the struggle between the republicans and the Fourth Internationalists
Art attack
Kevin Newton reviews 'Revolting Britain' (Viewpoint Galleries, Charlotte Street, Manchester)
Communalism versus communism
Elections in India
ANC runs capitalism alone
Live through it
Around the left
The Party question: Fighting for human freedom
Single issue campaigns, especially those based around environmental questions, have dominated the political agenda. Eddie Ford argues that communists need to reassess their attitudes to these movements
On electoral tactics: Another Leninist liquidator
Richard Brenner, a member of the central committee of Workers Power (Britain), responds to Jack Conrad’s criticisms
Alliance on the attack
Our jobs, welfare and education are under threat from both Tories and Labour. We need to get organised