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Party & Programme

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

Taking our bearings

30 May 1996

First meeting of the SLP’s NEC takes some important decisions

The advocates of historical truth?

30 May 1996

Phil Sharpe of the TUG replies to recent letters by Partisan about Stalinism and Trotskyism

Waiting for the cavalry

30 May 1996

Around the left

Everybody’s fight

30 May 1996

From the Workers Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, May 28 1926

Where red meets brown

30 May 1996

Communist Party of the Russian Federation

Overcoming amateurish work

30 May 1996

Party notes

Militant Labour on the Fisc

23 May 1996

More hypocrisy from the SLP ‘doorkeepers’

On the CPGB and OPEB

23 May 1996

SLP youth get organised

23 May 1996

The end of representative entry?

23 May 1996

The common theoretical programme

23 May 1996

Dave Craig of the RDG replies to Open Polemic

After disaster - fight goes fiercely on

23 May 1996

From the Workers Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, May 21 1926. This was the first issue following its banning during the General Strike

Old routine

23 May 1996

Around the left

Mass action stops school closures

23 May 1996

Glasgow

Councillor’s struggle for change

23 May 1996

Peter Clee is a full-time worker at Wallasey Unemployed Centre on Merseyside and has recently been re-elected as Labour councillor for Seacombe ward with one of the biggest majorities in the North-West. Peter Manson spoke to him

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