WW archive > Issue 278 - 04 March 1999
ILN-SWP try to oust CPGB
Letters
On the sharp end; Inadequate old slogans; Intimidation; Only for the historians?
Brittle Bolsheviks
Party notes
Uncomfortable unanimity
Tom Delargy of the Scottish Socialist Party reflects on its founding conference
Unprincipled manoeuvres
Left unity
Call for SLP compromise
In a last desperate move as party members, officers of West Ham, Lewisham East and Deptford CSLPs break Scargill’s ban on the circulation of documents
Still loyal to Arthur
Royston Bull, editor of the Economic and Philosophic Science Review and vice-president of the SLP, was expelled last month (see p8). We reproduce the main text his January letter sent to Scargill just before he was hauled before the notorious complaints committee
Tailing Macpherson
Around the left
Scottish national socialism and its red prince - part 1
Jack Conrad replies to Allan Armstrong of the Scottish Socialist Party
Bull expelled
With the vice-president gone and his EPSR in the dog house, the Appeal faction makes a final bid for Scargill’s favours
Makes sense
Robert Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund