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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

Clean break with Labour

08 Feb 1996

Phil Felstead is one of the ex-miners in Hemsworth who worked throughout the SLP campaign. He worked at South Kirkby colliery until it closed in 1988 and was then forced into redundancy as a result of his militant record. Lee-Anne Bates spoke to him about the SLP

Keep it coming

08 Feb 1996

Party notes

Partisan campaign shows the way forward

08 Feb 1996

The Socialist Labour Party’s first election campaign was an energetic, committed and buoyant one

Kent Socialist Alliance

01 Feb 1996

Manchester SLP launch

01 Feb 1996

Hemsworth - talking to the activists

01 Feb 1996

SLP campaigners spoke to Lee-Anne Bates

Reform or revolution?

01 Feb 1996

Scottish Socialist Movement AGM

Debate poses need for communist unity

01 Feb 1996

Last Sunday the Communist Party hosted a debate with the Independent Working Class Association on the need for common action among revolutionaries

High road, low road

01 Feb 1996

Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee

“Everything ready”

01 Feb 1996

From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, January 29 1926

Where now for SLP?

01 Feb 1996

The Communist Party worked for as big a vote as possible for the Socialist Labour Party’s Brenda Nixon in the Hemsworth by-election despite many disagreements with the platform she stood on. However, the campaign in itself represents something historically significant

Hicks clique survives challenge

25 Jan 1996

New possibilities

25 Jan 1996

Strikes in France

Against conservatism

25 Jan 1996

Teething problems

25 Jan 1996

Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee

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