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End the cycle of splits

24 May 2012

If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly

Democracy bypassed in Scottish Socialist Alliance

13 Feb 1997

Nick Clarke looks at the development of the SSA as the general election looms

Unity call

13 Feb 1997

Mounting the challenge to New Labour

13 Feb 1997

Mick Cullen, one of the sacked Merseyside dockers, is standing for the Socialist Labour Party in the Wirral South by-election on February 27. Peter Manson asked him about the SLP’s prospects

SLP branch reports

06 Feb 1997

Struggle for democracy takes centre stage

06 Feb 1997

Brent Socialist Labour Party has sent out this press release in response to articles in the Morning Star. It is calling on the support of other branches for their right to select their own candidate for the election and against the witch hunt

Election cash

06 Feb 1997

SLP: news and comment

Michael Collins in context

06 Feb 1997

Feminists versus class fighters

06 Feb 1997

The Communist

06 Feb 1997

Party Notes

Move politics onto our ground

30 Jan 1997

The Socialist Labour Party is contesting the Kidbrooke by-election in South London. Lee-Anne Bates spoke to Peter Pierce, the SLP candidate

Fear and loathing in the SLP

30 Jan 1997

The question of Europe, and the Socialist Labour Party’s general stance on internationalism, is the linchpin to all the party’s policy documents. Will the SLP flow with history or against it? Eddie Ford investigates

Revolutionary challenge to Ken Livingstone

30 Jan 1997

Members of Socialist Labour’s West London branch living in Brent met last week to set up a constituency branch and make plans for the general election. They sent out this press statement

Stockport’s EPSR sectarians defeated

30 Jan 1997

The witch hunting homophobes that make up the Economic and Philosophical Science Review have attempted to hijack Stockport SLP branch for their own narrow, sectarian project. The other members in Stockport called a full branch meeting to halt the witch hunting and remove Roy Bull, the EPSR leader, from the chair. To date no reply has been received from the NEC as to the status of Stockport branch and the motions carried at that meeting

Scotland school

30 Jan 1997

Party notes

SLP: news and comment

23 Jan 1997

SL Kenning

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