Party & Programme
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
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
Arms training for whose army?
30 Jan 1997
Portillo claims guns are safe in his hands
SLP: news and comment
23 Jan 1997
SL Kenning
Patrick Sikorski’s resignation
23 Jan 1997
USSR: state capital?
23 Jan 1997
Darren Wade of the Revolutionary Democratic Group takes up the question of the Soviet Union
Pecking order
23 Jan 1997
Around the left
The menace of industrial conscription
23 Jan 1997
From ‘The Call’, paper of the British Socialist Party, January 18 1917
SSA postpones conference
23 Jan 1997
Living dead
23 Jan 1997
Militant Labour perspectives
23 Jan 1997
Party notes
SLP in crisis
23 Jan 1997
Sikorski quits
A vision beyond capitalism
16 Jan 1997
As the Liverpool dockers prepared for an international day of action on Monday January 20, Lee-Anne Bates spoke to Jimmy Nolan, chair of the Liverpool Dockers Shops Stewards’ Committee and Socialist Labour Party member, about the need for working class political organisation
Internationalism or social-imperialism?
16 Jan 1997
An exchange on immigration controls took place in early 1917 in the pages of 'The Call', the weekly paper of the British Socialist Party. The BSP was to become the largest component of the Communist Party of Great Britain on its formation in 1920. BSP executive committee member Tom Quelch wrote an article opposing, in outrageous terms, the immigration of black labourers. He was answered in restrained but decisive tones by Georg Chicherin, the future head of the Soviet diplomatic service, who was in London at that time