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The End of Dogma: #KeepCorbyn as a transitional demand.
June 30th: The current crisis in the British establishment is an unprecedented one.
A divided Kingdom: Thoughts on Brexit
June 25th: The not so United Kingdom has voted to leave the EU.
In or Out the ruling class will win and Fortress Europe will remain. Unless we dismantle it.
May 25th: People in Britain will be given a mockery of choice in the upcoming European elections.
The direction of radical movements – on Nuit Debout and the potential for radical change
April 24th: Within radical politics, there are many opportunities for political action.
The struggle against climate change can only happen in reality
April 6th: With an ecological crisis currently at hand, there is no time to waste to fight for a health inhabitable planet.
The left needs to stop celebrating the resignation of Iain Duncan Smith
March 20th: Based on the reaction of usually coherent lefties on my social media feeds you’d have thought Margaret Thatcher had been resurrected from the…
When Marches Work
March 13th: By Graham of East London Radical Assembly and London Anarchist Federation The left loves marching.
It’s hard to care about litter whilst the government cuts the legs out from underneath deprived communities
February 28th: The #cleanforthequeen campaign is disgusting.
MPs Are Scared. So They Should Be!
February 5th: The recent report into violence and aggression shown towards MPs reveals an astonishing lack of awareness amongst our elected representatives when …
The Heathrow 13 are victims of state repression – and a culture of passive resistance
January 31st: On July 13th last year, environmental activists from Plane Stupid occupied the north runway at Heathrow – chaining themselves to a metal fenc…
The #grantsnotdebt demonstration shows a way forward for the free education movement
January 20th: Since the wrecking of Millbank in 2010 the free education movement has seen few instances of struggle, resistance and action.
Lambert’s resignations are welcome news, but this is not the end
December 26th: Former police spy and Special Demonstration Squad officer Bob Lambert has recently resigned from his positions at University of St Andrews and Lond…
When they say gangs, they mean the poor: Armed patrols to begin in London
December 13th: At nine o’clock in the morning on December 11th, police shot a man dead on Bracknell Close in Wood Green.
Could the occupation of London Metropolitan signal the rise of a working-class student’s movement?
December 10th: In Cameron’s adventurous second term, the privatisation of culture has continued on a dramatic scale.
