WW archive > Issue 90 - 13 April 1995
Vote against council cuts
Last week teachers throughout the country demonstrated and took strike action against education cuts. Meanwhile the healthworkers’ unions are still dragging their feet in opposing their pay offer. The communist campaign against attacks on jobs and services has received much support. But you can go one step further: vote Communist on May 4 and join us in fighting back. Demand what we need, not what capitalism can afford
Letters
No tears; Poll tax riot
Quality education for all
Roger Harper, Communist candidate for Hulme in Manchester, demands the education we need
Gump award hype
John Bayliss reviews 'Forrest Gump'
Benefit attack
The price of health
Healthworkers enjoyed a short-lived ‘victory’ in their fight to save Guys
United action against JSA
Our duty to Ireland
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, April 15 1920
Tories face disaster
Another one bites the dust
Death for capitalism’s rejected scapegoats
‘Police efficiency’
New support
During the election campaign in Dundee we won a great deal of support for communism. Danny Williams, a new 15-year old supporter, was our youngest and perhaps hardest working activist. He joined during the campaign and worked with us throughout the following week. Here he tells us what he thought of the experience
Revolutionary votes
Yet another straw to clutch
Candidates for communism
Dominic Handley, who has recently joined the CPGB, stood for the first time as a Communist candidate in Lochee West, Dundee - a new ward for us. He stood in a safe Labour seat where the sitting councillor was Dundee’s lord provost (mayor), but his votes were hard won votes for revolution. We spoke to him about the campaign
Fighting fund
Linda Addison reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund