CPGB News
Hidden from history
22 Nov 2007
Lawrence Parker, The kick inside - revolutionary opposition in the CPGB 1960-1991 2007, £4.00 (+ £1.15 postage), pp75
SLP loses youth leader
27 Jun 1996
Last week we explained why we understand, but cannot agree with, Tony Savvas’s decision to quit. This week we publish correspondence relating to it
Desperately late
27 Jun 1996
The arse-end of Pabloism
27 Jun 1996
Party Notes
The ‘luxury’ of openness
20 Jun 1996
The Weekly Worker this week publishes in its entirety a document received via the offices of the Irish Republican Socialist Party. The document, from republican socialist political prisoners in Portlaoise Jail, ‘instructs’ us to apologise for printing an article (‘Historical reality’, Weekly Worker May 30) of which they disapprove. They allege that we were duped by British intelligence into publishing ‘disinformation’
Coordination of general strikes
20 Jun 1996
Resolution of Poder Obrero (Workers Power, Bolivia) and Socialist Labour Party (Paraguay)
Coup d’état defeated in Paraguay
20 Jun 1996
General strike and the left
20 Jun 1996
Workers Power in Bolivia (Poder Obrero) and the Socialist Labour Party in Paraguay report on countries rocked by general strike and the tasks of revolutionaries
Unity is strength
20 Jun 1996
Alliance election battle in Scotland
20 Jun 1996
The Scottish Socialist Alliance is fighting its first election on June 27. John Davies of Scottish Militant Labour is standing in the Invergordon ward of the Highlands council. Mary Ward, SLP member in Dundee, spoke to him
No witch hunt ... yet
20 Jun 1996
Final lap
20 Jun 1996
Our backyard
20 Jun 1996
Party notes
Postal workers demand action
20 Jun 1996
Rank and file put CWU on the offensive
OP and rapprochement
13 Jun 1996
Since publishing the correspondence around the decision of Open Polemic comrades to withdraw from membership of the CPGB (see Weekly Worker May 19), we have heard little from them. All those involved in the rapprochement process, not least our own members, have been disturbed by this development, since no one has had the opportunity to discuss their actions with them. Whilst welcoming the proposals for discussions with the PCC, we would urge the comrades to open the discussion to all those who are for communist unity. We invite them again to make use of the paper and CPGB seminars.