Provisional Central Committee of the CPGB
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Online Communist Forum
Sunday May 8 5pm, 'Northern Ireland elections: crisis in permanence'
Drawing clear lines on Ukraine
The war is not just about Russia and Ukraine. Muriel Green reports on the CPGB’s March 12 online members’ meeting
Perspectives 2022
As proposed by the PCC and agreed by the AGM of CPGB members held on February 12
Corbyn and post-Corbyn Labour Party
Agreed by the January 25 meeting of CPGB members and supporters
Perspectives 2019-20
Unanimously agreed by CPGB members meeting on March 2 in London
NCG elections: no vote
A call from Labour Party Marxists
Prospects of a Corbyn government
Theses
Communist University 2017: Who is speaking and when
A list of speakers and current timetable
The Manchester bombing
Statement from the PCC of the CPGB
Final resolution
Adopted by the May 7, 2017 CPGB aggregate meeting
Vote Galloway
The following CPGB statement was issued prior to the May 5 election
Nationalise Tata
A statement from the Provisional Central Committee of the CPGB
SUPPLEMENT: Third programme of the Communist Party of Great Britain
This is the Draft programme of the CPGB as agreed by the Provisional Central Committee. It will be put before a special conference of CPGB members before the end of 2010. Comments, suggestions, and criticisms are welcome
Fight bomber Blair at polls
May Day statement
Two constitutions
Socialist Alliance Rugby conference
Frozen in dogma
Notes by Mark Fischer in consultation with PCC members
Hypocrisy - the proof
London Socialist Alliance
Harpal Brar invite
The fight for Party
Motions to the LSA submitted by the CPGB
Communists murdered
PCC solidarity
Open letters
The CPGB PCC has written to the NUJ Morning Star chapel and the CPB executive committee, declaring its support for the strike aims
Thesis on revolutionary openness
This thesis was discussed at the CPGB’s aggregate last weekend. Comrades from Manchester opposed it and presented an alternative motion. The thesis, itself the result of intense discussion and amendment, had the backing of the Provisional Central Committee and was overwhelmingly carried, but with the Manchester comrades voting against. Their own motion was then carried by a large majority. The Weekly Worker will be discussing this important question over the coming period
Thesis on factions
Agreed by the CPGB (PCC) and RDG (OC)
Resounding success
Theses on the results of the September 11 referendum
Vote of thanks
Obituary: Barbara Lewis
May 31 1931 - September 19 1997
Thesis on communist rapprochement
This thesis was agreed to by the Provisional Central Committee of the Communist Party of Great Britain and the Organising Committee of the Revolutionary Democratic Group (faction of the SWP) on August 10 1997
Real enemies of progressive socialism
The Weekly Worker has received a copy of a letter from Camden SLP chair Martyn Giscombe-Smith, which we publish below. We believe that the comrade is profoundly mistaken in announcing his resignation from the party, and urge him to reconsider. While he makes many valid criticisms and his frustration is understandable, he overlooks the key point: the SLP represents a left break from Labour of potentially great significance for the working class. All socialists should fight to shape the SLP into an organisation that is up to the job. It cannot be right to retire into the wilderness
For communist unity
Open letter to the SWP central committee
Communist Party Offensive 95
Theses on factions
CPGB Provisional Central Committee resolution agreed at the Party membership aggregate of June 4 1995