CPGB News
Hidden from history
22 Nov 2007
Lawrence Parker, The kick inside - revolutionary opposition in the CPGB 1960-1991 2007, £4.00 (+ £1.15 postage), pp75
OP still talking
05 Dec 1996
After last Sunday’s conference the search for organisational forms which avoid the discipline of democratic centralism goes on
Nothing to be ashamed of
05 Dec 1996
Around the left
Organisational questions?
05 Dec 1996
Below we reprint recent exchanges between the Provisional Central Committee of the Communist Party and the Revolutionary Democratic Group on the question of communist rapprochement
Two wings
05 Dec 1996
Party notes
Making the bosses pay in France
05 Dec 1996
French lorry drivers’ victory raises the need for European-wide unions
SUPPLEMENT: Advance from vanguardism
28 Nov 1996
On April 30 members of Open Polemic ended their membership of the CPGB. Here we print their reply to criticism of that decision published in Weekly Worker (May 9 1996). Below Mark Fischer replies and we print three documents submitted to the OP conference on December 1 from CPGB comrades
Lorry drivers’ action continues in France
28 Nov 1996
Factory occupied
28 Nov 1996
Same old mistakes
28 Nov 1996
Fighting against compromise
28 Nov 1996
Andy Barrett is a writer and performer based in Nottingham. He was artistic director of the Touch and Go theatre company for two years and he helped set up and organise the successful arts project, Alive Arts, in Nottingham. He is currently touring with two pieces he has written and performs in. Phil Rudge spoke to him after a performance of Epic at a Revolutionary Communist Party conference, Where are all the heroes?, in London last week.
Fight the liquidation of the ICP
28 Nov 1996
Edited statement by the Trotskyist Unity Group and Scottish Trotskyist Unity Group (external Leninist faction of the ICFI)
Room for all revolutionaries
28 Nov 1996
We print below a letter from the Communist Party (dated November 26 1996) to the Liaison Committee of Militants for a Revolutionary Communist International on the question of communist rapprochement. This was requested by the LCMRCI, a Trotskyist organisation, composed largely of comrades from a Workers Power/League for a Revolutionary Communist International background. The comrades are seeking clarification of our stance to provide the basis for future exchanges on the question of Party-building and the possibility of joint work.
Constitutional conspiracy
28 Nov 1996
SL Kenning looks at latest developments in the Socialist Labour Party