WW archive > Issue 474 - 03 April 2003
Two MPs with different views on the way forward
George Galloway doubts the possibility of reclaiming the Labour Party
Brixton: Marchers converge
Tottenham: Oil and imperialism
Business as usual for stalled alliance?
Alan Simpson chaired the conference. He offered his impressions during the lunch break
Edinburgh: Thousands take to streets
Anti-war round-up
Actions, demos, sit-ins, debates and protests from around the country
Swansea: High profile
Chicago: Warned not to smile
J Quinn Brisben, veteran peace activist and former presidential candidate for the Socialist Party USA, describes his arrest
Pro-party?
Manchester: Propaganda organ
Leigh: Promotion beckons
Which side are you on?
Cardiff: Stella Artois nationalism
Anti-fascism of fools
Guildford: His lordship regrets
Lewisham and Greenwich: SWP excludes Ian Page
Rail solidarity needed
Hackney: Turning point
Key debates surface
Over 350 Labour Party members and delegates gathered in Friends Meeting House in central London on March 29 to discuss how to organise opposition to Blair's warmongering. Mark Fischer reports
Activist toolbox
Conference soundbites
Scottish troops
All-Britain working class resistance
On April 1 the SSP launched its manifesto for the May elections to the Scottish parliament. But the prioritising of Scottish independence as a "key strategic objective" is likely to damage the SSP campaign, argues Tom Delargy
'We can actually win'
Rozanne Foyer - assistant secretary of the Scottish TUC and a member of the Campaign for Socialism - inspired the LATW meeting with her account of the rebellion against Blairite control-freakery at the March conference of the Scottish Labour Party. Later in the week Rozanne spoke in a personal capacity to the Weekly Worker