The Workers Party of Britain has elected a new leadership on the first day of its Congress, which is happening in Birmingham this weekend.
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Congress discussion: Peter Ford on migration
The following piece is submitted by Peter Ford on migration and sanctions as a contribution towards the development of our policy in this area.
George Galloway – important monologue
The old world is dying. The new world is struggling to be born. And thus we are living in the time of monsters.
Congress discussion: Jurgen and Alex on migration
The following piece is submitted by Jurgen and Alex on migration and sanctions as a contribution towards the development of our policy in this area.
Huge demonstration for Palestine in London today: photos and video
In Britain tens of thousands have taken to the streets in towns and cities across the country to protest against the British governments involvement in the punishment of Palestinian civilians.
In Britain demonstrations abound for Palestine and very few sympathise with Israel
In Britain tens of thousands have taken to the streets in towns and cities across the country to protest against the British governments involvement in the punishment of Palestinian civilians.
Former British Ambassador Peter Ford joins the Workers Party
Former British Ambassador to Bahrain and Syria and Workers Party activist Peter Ford discusses his decades long anti-imperialist campaigning, his desire to develop campaigns against the net zero agenda and Bank of England policies that are harming British workers.
Budgets and Wars
If working people want to simply maintain their standard of living they will need a 10% increase in wages in 2022 and a further 2.9% increase in 2023.
ASLEF and the fight for political independence
The news that ASLEF will remain affiliated to the Labour Party is disappointing but not unexpected. Supporters of disaffiliation knew that it was going to be a difficult task extricating ASLEF from this abusive relationship. The General Secretary Mick Whelan (who is regarded by all as a decent and principled man) sits at the headContinue reading “ASLEF and the fight for political independence”
Support the striking rail workers! Defend the right to strike!
The Workers Party of Britain denounces Network Rail’s plan to cut up to 2,500 rail jobs, condemns transport secretary Grant Shapps threat to criminalise strikes and welcomes the overwhelming mandate for national strike action delivered by an RMT ballot of over 40,000 rail workers. A magnificent 89 percent voted for strike action on a turn out of 71 percent.