WW archive > Issue 382 - 03 May 2001
They won the streets?
It started with bike rides along Euston Road and ended with 5,000 people being held without charge in open-air prisons for seven hours. The Metropolitan Police?s assistant commissioner, Mike Todd, promised ?in your face? policing - and that?s what we got.
Letters
SA inaction; Celebrate May 1; Plea for politics; SA swamp; Moralising; Welsh weakness
Salford
Oldham in our sights
SWP enters SSP
May Day unity
General Strike 75 years on: part one
From war to aborted general strike
Socialist Party snubs fightback
Welsh Alliance steps up challenge
May Day
?Officials? march
A candidate's diary
CPGB member Lawrie Coombs is the Socialist Alliance prospective parliamentary candidate for Stockton South
Racism or chauvinism?
Teesside
Scargill challenged
Fight racism, build the alliance
Ateeq Siddique, the Socialist Alliance candidate for Bradford South, was heavily featured in the national media following disturbances in the Lidget Green area of the city. Peter Manson spoke to him for the Weekly Worker
Greenwich and Woolwich
Left unity ?one day?
Unison minimum wage demo
Bureaucracy confronted
Nottingham
Global issues