Lessons from the Frontline
Thursday 11th November1.30pm – The Playhouse, Webster’s Theatre This event will hear from people at the forefront of some of the most inspiring social justice
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What a Green New Deal would mean for Manchester
Once a prime driver of the industrial revolution, Manchester represents fertile ground for a transformative Green Industrial Revolution. The economic system is clearly not working
Our workers make pasties and get crumbs. Now we’re demanding better.
By Lukasz Bemska, Bakers’ Union Leicester Inside the factories that churn out Ginsters’ famous pasties, conditions are dire. As a trade unionist I deal every
£37billion vs £3.50: This Budget shows we need an economy for the many, not the few
Two numbers reveal the Conservatives’ political-economic strategy. £37 billion and £3.50. The former is the cost of the privatised Serco test and trace, the latter
How elites are restricting access to the vaccine
In the autumn of 2019, Labour pledged to put public health before private profit. The new policy, Medicines for the Many, was an ambitious, direct
Building a free, just, and accountable media
In much of the world, democracy is under threat. The UK is no different. Its Conservative government and Prime Minister have an unrivalled track record
Community solidarity in the pandemic recession
The long shadow of the Coronavirus pandemic stalks our future. The tragic human cost in lives, lost jobs and mental health illness will be with
Why we need a Green New Deal
On May Day 2019, Labour led Parliament in declaring a climate and environmental emergency: a declaration that took place amid the blossoming of a global