WW archive > Issue 186 - 10 April 1997
Liverpool dockers set Morris straight
The Liverpool dockers respond to Bill Morris’s article, ‘Setting the record straight’, published in the TGWU Record (February/March 1997)
Letters
Bread and roses ; For a Scottish parliament
Spartville city limits
Party notes
Victory for political boldness
Ian Driver’s Vauxhall constituency members have been arbitrarily expelled. Stan Keable’s Brent East branch has simply been ignored by the NEC. Arthur Scargill announced in the Morning Star that Stan was “not a member”. SLP branches have been informed in a recent circular that “there is no Socialist Labour candidate standing in Brent East”. Both London branches are fighting vigorous election campaigns.
More Bullite rantings from Royston
Cosmetic exercise
Jimmy Nolan, chair of the Liverpool Docks Shop Stewards’ Committee, told us about the proposed labour supply company
Sop parliament and nationalism
Philip Stott, leading member of Scottish Militant Labour, told Nick Clarke about the organisation’s new stance
Sellout to Labour
No illusions in parliament
Wilhelm Liebknecht, the great German working class leader and contemporary of Marx and Engels, delivered this speech on May 31 1869 to a workingmen’s association meeting in Berlin
The admirers of the Revolution
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, April 5 1917
Private debate on independence
The call for an active boycott
Scottish Militant Labour supports Blair’s parish council
Socialist challenge to capitalist manifestos
Vote for a working class alternative