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
Genuine socialist alternative
25 Jan 1996
Lee-Anne Bates spoke to John Nicholson, ex-deputy leader of Manchester City Council, who set up the campaign to defend clause four with Arthur Scargill
Government plans for saving
25 Jan 1996
From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, January 22 1926
Hemsworth by-election: Support the SLP!
25 Jan 1996
On Thursday, Hemsworth goes to the polls. This by-election is an important one for the left in Britain
Revolutionary foundations
18 Jan 1996
Richard Whyte was a member of the Labour Party for some 12 years, but left after the continuing rightward drift to become an active member of the Scottish Socialist Movement. Richard has been involved in the debates and discussions around Arthur Scargill’s proposed SLP. Mary Ward spoke to him about recent developments
Locomotive force
18 Jan 1996
Genie out of the bottle
18 Jan 1996
Lee-Anne Bates spoke to Tommy Sheridan
Whole class must unite
18 Jan 1996
To mark the 70th anniversary of the General Strike of May 1926, the Weekly Worker will carry contemporary articles from the communist press each week. The article below is from 'The Workers' Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, January 15 1926
An alternative anarchist pole
18 Jan 1996
Central committee business...
18 Jan 1996
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
Evrensel will never be silent
18 Jan 1996
Bold move needed
18 Jan 1996
Mark Fischer attended the recent aggregate of the Revolutionary Democratic Group (faction of the SWP). He brought the greetings of the Provisional Central Committee of the CPGB and a call for the RDG to make a bold move in communist rapprochement
For a workers’ party
18 Jan 1996
Scargill’s SLP has been launched without any debate over politics, strategy or organisation. The constitution was presented as a fait accompli. Nevertheless debate does not end here