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
Fisc embraces social democracy
19 Sep 1996
Follow my lead
19 Sep 1996
Kenny Craig is a member of the Socialist Labour Party who sits on the executive committee of the Rail Maritime Transport union. Peter Manson spoke to him about last week’s TUC, where he was a delegate
Two cards - why not?
19 Sep 1996
SL Kenning looks at latest developments in the Socialist Labour Party
Workers refuse to give in
19 Sep 1996
The SLP: a party of ‘recomposition’?
19 Sep 1996
Party notes
CWU must escalate to win
12 Sep 1996
Back in business
12 Sep 1996
Last week Hugh Torney, a former chief of staff of the Irish National Liberation Army, was shot dead in Lurgan, Co Armagh. Torney was replaced after independently declaring a ceasefire from a Dublin courtroom, where he faced arms charges. He was believed to be behind a series of attacks on the new leadership and its political wing, the Irish Republican Socialist Party. The Weekly Worker spoke to IRSP executive member Paul Carson
First impressions of our paper
12 Sep 1996
SL Kenning looks at the latest developments in the Socialist Labour Party
Unemployed fightback begins
12 Sep 1996
Transitional forms?
12 Sep 1996
Party notes
Labour shows unions their place
12 Sep 1996
Labour blasts postworkers
05 Sep 1996
In tune with the members
05 Sep 1996
The RMT transport union is currently in dispute with 20 train-operating companies. It has called further one-day strikes and an overtime ban at seven, while members at 13 others are being balloted for action. Alan Pottage is on the 12-strong national executive committee of the RMT, where he sits alongside six other members of the Socialist Labour Party. Peter Manson asked him about the role of the SLP in the disputes
Impressive Achievement
05 Sep 1996
Party notes
Attack on all workers
05 Sep 1996
Chris Ford, secretary of the West London CPSA union branch and organiser of this Saturday’s London march, spoke to the Weekly Worker