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Category Archives: British politics

Central Bank Independence

Gordon Brown’s 1998 Act effectively went against 400 years of English political development by ending Parliament’s sovereignty in monetary policy.

Posted bybritworker17th September 202313th September 2023Posted inBanks, British politics, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:Bank of England, Banking, Banks, Central Bank, Economics, Policy2 Comments on Central Bank Independence

Wealth Tax: Labour says No

Labour have demonstrated they are running scared of their own legacy by refusing to levy any form of taxation on the rich

Posted bybritworker16th September 202313th September 2023Posted inBritish politics, Campaigns, Labour party, Tax, Uncategorized, WPB PolicyTags:Wealth TaxLeave a comment on Wealth Tax: Labour says No

A comment on the RMT political strategy

Starmer and his shadow cabinet don’t even pretend that there would be any move away from Tory austerity or the continued running of the ongoing war machine.

Posted bybritworker15th September 202313th September 2023Posted inBreak the Union-Labour link, British politics, Campaigns, Labour partyTags:Mick Lynch, Pay and conditions, RMT1 Comment on A comment on the RMT political strategy

No2Nato challenge at TUC Congress

It wasn’t Russia that expanded to the borders of NATO but NATO that expanded to the borders of Russia.

Posted bybritworker13th September 2023Posted inAggressive wars, British politics, Campaigns, No2Nato, Ukraine, WorldTags:ASLEF, imperialism, No2Nato, simon weller, TUC, Ukraine, war3 Comments on No2Nato challenge at TUC Congress

TUC fringe meeting a success

The Workers Party held a fringe meeting across town on Monday night as the TUC Congress got under way in Liverpool.

Posted bybritworker13th September 202314th September 2023Posted inBreak the Union-Labour link, British politics, Campaigns, Industry, Party updates, Trade Unions, WPB PolicyTags:Britain, communism, Corbyn, Pay and conditions, socialism, Strikes and protests1 Comment on TUC fringe meeting a success

Report from Wigan Diggers Festival 2023

Saturday 9th September, Workers Party comrades from Manchester and Wigan booked a stall at the Wigan Diggers Festival.

Posted bybritworker12th September 202311th September 2023Posted inBritish politics, Campaigns, No2Nato, Party updatesTags:No2Nato, Pay and conditions, Strikes and protestsLeave a comment on Report from Wigan Diggers Festival 2023

All the gold in France

There is not a single active gold mine in today’s France. Nevertheless, this criminal former colonial power now owns with 2436 tons the fourth largest gold reserves globally.

Posted bybritworker11th September 2023Posted inAfrica, BRICS, History, WorldTags:Africa, Burkina Faso, Gold mine, Mali1 Comment on All the gold in France

Join us in Liverpool next week

We support calls to open up the discussion on disaffiliation, it is a call for trade union independence from Labour

Posted bybritworker4th September 2023Posted inBritish politics, Industry, Party updates, Trade UnionsTags:ASLEF, fringe, Liverpool, Pay and conditions, Tosh McDonald, TUC 2023, TUC ConferenceLeave a comment on Join us in Liverpool next week

Labour’s “New Deal for Working People” is beginning to lose its lustre

Labour’s policy is being watered down in an effort to court corporate chiefs in what is becoming known as the “smoked salmon and scrambled egg“ offensive. 

Posted bybritworker4th September 2023Posted inBritish politics, Labour partyTags:Labour Party, New Deal for Working People, Pay and conditions, Redundancies and lay-offs1 Comment on Labour’s “New Deal for Working People” is beginning to lose its lustre

Families using credit cards and loans to pay basic bills

Millions of families around the uk are having to take loans and use
their credit cards to cover basic bills

Posted bybritworker31st August 20234th September 2023Posted inBritish politics, Cost of living crisis, SocietyTags:Debt, Inequality, Pay and conditions, PovertyLeave a comment on Families using credit cards and loans to pay basic bills

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