WW archive > Issue 80 - 02 February 1995
Workers’ action to stop council cuts
Councils across the country have announced huge spending cuts as a result of reduced government grant support for the new financial year. Some areas will be worse hit than others and Labour and Tory councillors alike are jostling for their share of a smaller cake. Only workers’ organisation against all cuts and all closures can halt the attack by both government and council. That is the message Communist Party candidates will be taking to the local elections in April and May
Letters
Contempt; Left hot air
Private Clegg - State terrorist assassin
Unionist fury threatens Major
A negotiated settlement will have to keep Unionists on board, and will leave British imperialism intact
Memorial march
Gold to our movement
Kemal Osman is a Turkish textile worker who has recently joined the Communist Party in Hackney, an area with a high percentage of migrant workers and exiled revolutionaries from Turkey. He tells the Weekly Worker why he has joined the Party
Houses or hovels?
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, February 5 1920
Chechen bloodbath goes on
Pictures of war in Chechnya expose Yeltsin's democratic credentials
Rewriting the history books
Left out in the cold
Clause four roadshow gets underway
Labour waves the union jack
No victory for workers
Damning social trends
High kicks and high finance
Fighting fund
Phil Kent reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund