Pro-imperialist alliance attacks communist symbols at Bristol university

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Civil liberties / Pro-imperialist alliance attacks communist symbols at Bristol university

A cornered animal is a dangerous animal.

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Trade unions / The Spark: Transport strikes, the bin men, British steel and more

The first issue of our industrial news sheet examines recent cases of trade union leaderships failing their members and the wider working class.

1 Oct 2025 , Proletarian
Disputes / Bus drivers need decent pay; passengers need a decent service!

First Group’s profits vanish without drivers – the exploiters can’t do without workers, but the workers could do fine without an exploiting class!

18 Sep 2025 , Proletarian

Civil liberties / Prof David Miller’s significant tribunal victory: anti-zionism is not racism!

A substantial fly in the ointment for those who are trying to criminalise all criticism of and opposition to zionist Israel and its blood-drenched British enablers.

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Disputes / Amazon workers against Victorian working conditions and derisory pay

Despite unions being banned by Amazon, its British staff have been staging wildcat actions in defence of their right to decent pay and conditions.

11 Sep 2022 , Lalkar
Education / No academic freedom to support Palestine

Bristol academic sacked for refusing to bow to the diktat of the zionist world lobby.

18 Dec 2021 , Lalkar
Working-class history / Remembering the 2011 youth uprising

Ten years on, the poverty, inequality and injustice that led to an outpouring of rage on England’s streets have only worsened.

6 Aug 2021 , Proletarian
Pollution / Residents unite against power station plan next to Bristol inner-city nursery

Fight against unelected planning authorities exposes once again the true nature of Britain’s sham democracy.

2 Jun 2019 , Proletarian
Disputes / Deliveroo strike in Bristol: gig economy workers fight back

Resistance to the poverty pay and union-busting tactics of so many zero-hour and gig economy employers is gathering momentum.

23 Jan 2019 , Proletarian
Social wage / Bristol bus protest highlights failing public transport in Britain

Workers must demand renationalisation as the first step towards affordability, planning, and the sanity of a socialist economy.

25 Nov 2018 , Proletarian
British politics / Bristol demo report: The utter bankruptcy of Stop the War

Fresh proof that workers will never succeed in stopping war while they allow the StW charlatans to lead their movement.

18 Apr 2018 ,

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British politics / Elbit 7 sentenced in Bristol. Where is our ‘Hands off Palestine’ movement?

The leaders of the antiwar and trade union movements have refused to mobilise their members to prevent ongoing British complicity in a genocide.

28 Apr 2024,
Civil liberties / Free the Elbit Seven! No cooperation with Israeli war crimes!

The trade union movement is lagging far behind the example being set by brave individuals when it comes to real solidarity actions with Palestine.

10 Jan 2024,
Disputes / Rail strike spreads as employers and government remain intransigent

Our rulers are well aware that a victory for rail workers would boost the confidence of workers in other sectors, all suffering from the rampant inflation crisis.

12 Aug 2022, Proletarian TV
Britain TV / Stop the War’s campaign for a Labour ‘anti-war’ government

Stop the War has been transformed into an electoral vehicle for Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party. Could he stop the wars?

1 Mar 2018, Proletarian TV

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The reactionary nightmare of ‘gender fluidity’
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Bristol highlights

Civil liberties / Pro-imperialist alliance attacks communist symbols at Bristol university

A cornered animal is a dangerous animal.

Trade unions / The Spark: Transport strikes, the bin men, British steel and more

The first issue of our industrial news sheet examines recent cases of trade union leaderships failing their members and the wider working class.

Disputes / Bus drivers need decent pay; passengers need a decent service!

First Group’s profits vanish without drivers – the exploiters can’t do without workers, but the workers could do fine without an exploiting class!

Civil liberties / Prof David Miller’s significant tribunal victory: anti-zionism is not racism!

A substantial fly in the ointment for those who are trying to criminalise all criticism of and opposition to zionist Israel and its blood-drenched British enablers.

Disputes / Amazon workers against Victorian working conditions and derisory pay

Despite unions being banned by Amazon, its British staff have been staging wildcat actions in defence of their right to decent pay and conditions.

Education / No academic freedom to support Palestine

Bristol academic sacked for refusing to bow to the diktat of the zionist world lobby.

Working-class history / Remembering the 2011 youth uprising

Ten years on, the poverty, inequality and injustice that led to an outpouring of rage on England’s streets have only worsened.

Pollution / Residents unite against power station plan next to Bristol inner-city nursery

Fight against unelected planning authorities exposes once again the true nature of Britain’s sham democracy.

Disputes / Deliveroo strike in Bristol: gig economy workers fight back

Resistance to the poverty pay and union-busting tactics of so many zero-hour and gig economy employers is gathering momentum.

Social wage / Bristol bus protest highlights failing public transport in Britain

Workers must demand renationalisation as the first step towards affordability, planning, and the sanity of a socialist economy.

British politics / Bristol demo report: The utter bankruptcy of Stop the War

Fresh proof that workers will never succeed in stopping war while they allow the StW charlatans to lead their movement.

Bristol topics

Bristol video

British politics / Elbit 7 sentenced in Bristol. Where is our ‘Hands off Palestine’ movement?

The leaders of the antiwar and trade union movements have refused to mobilise their members to prevent ongoing British complicity in a genocide.

Civil liberties / Free the Elbit Seven! No cooperation with Israeli war crimes!

The trade union movement is lagging far behind the example being set by brave individuals when it comes to real solidarity actions with Palestine.

Disputes / Rail strike spreads as employers and government remain intransigent

Our rulers are well aware that a victory for rail workers would boost the confidence of workers in other sectors, all suffering from the rampant inflation crisis.

Britain TV / Stop the War’s campaign for a Labour ‘anti-war’ government

Stop the War has been transformed into an electoral vehicle for Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party. Could he stop the wars?

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