WW archive > Issue 144 - 23 May 1996
Education in Labour firing line
As the next general election looms, the political agenda is moving even more to the right - so watch out
Letters
Why vote Labour?; Clarification required; Misunderstanding; Make your protest
The healthcare we need
Leaders and led
Party notes
Councillor’s struggle for change
Peter Clee is a full-time worker at Wallasey Unemployed Centre on Merseyside and has recently been re-elected as Labour councillor for Seacombe ward with one of the biggest majorities in the North-West. Peter Manson spoke to him
Picking up speed
Weapon of democracy
Church hypocrisy
Litter lout escapes tough justice
In brief
Campaigning for action
In brief
Mass action stops school closures
Glasgow
Race scientists re-enter mainstream
Eddie Ford reviews The Race Gallery: the return of racial science by Marek Kohn (Jonathan Cape London 1995, pp322)
Arms and the IRA
Old routine
Around the left
After disaster - fight goes fiercely on
From the Workers Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, May 21 1926. This was the first issue following its banning during the General Strike
The common theoretical programme
Dave Craig of the RDG replies to Open Polemic
The end of representative entry?
SLP youth get organised
On the CPGB and OPEB
Militant Labour on the Fisc
More hypocrisy from the SLP ‘doorkeepers’