Peace, land and bread in Britain 2025 Editorial from the new issue of Workers

Today - 25 Jan 2025 - Farming Day of Unity. Farmers are battling for themselves & our food security. Opportunity today for each of us to show our support, in person or on social media. Read more:

RT @DavidJOToole: I talk with Tom Nelson about the @unitetheunion campaign to keep Grangemouth open and protect oil and gas workers jobs. @…

200 years of railways Historic notes from the new issue of Workers #rail #Rail200

Sex, gender and women’s rights Book review of The Women who Wouldn’t Wheesht by @DalgetySusan and @LucyHunterB in the new issue of Workers #scotland #law

Families don’t grow under capitalism Feature from the new issue of Workers #children #migration #housing

Britain must have investment Feature from the new issue of Workers #Britain #manufacturing #investment

Muck makes money Feature from the new issue of Workers #water #sewage #privatisation

They can’t even run a prison service Feature from the new issue of Workers #prisons

Who controls the regulators? Feature from the new issue of Workers #water #energy #finance

Immigration: how workers can respond Feature from the new issue of Workers #migration #democracy

The growing threat of war: what can workers do? Feature from the new issue of Workers #war #no2NATO

Not left or right - but for British workers Editorial from the new issue of Workers. Take charge, take action in 2025! #Britain #communism #class

Rotherham: more than a local problem? [Article from 2015 - reproduced as Professor Jay speaks to Home Affairs Cttee tomorrow on how governments ignored her recommendations] #Rotherham #groominggangs

Zoom meeting Why Industry Matters. Tues 14 Jan 19.00 This government has overseen: -closure of the last British coal fired power station, -closure of blast furnaces at Tata Steel -death of a new coal mine in Cumbria. Come & discuss. Email info@cpbml.org.uk for an invitation

RT @CPBML: The number of British companies sold to foreign investors has risen. All this will no doubt be hailed as a boost for “inward i…

RT @CPBML: Water bills for workers will rise by 36% over the next 5 years, Ofwat, the regulator has announced. Ofwat will allow water compa…

Water bills for workers will rise by 36% over the next 5 years, Ofwat, the regulator has announced. Ofwat will allow water companies to apply much of this increase in the first year of the 5 year period. Read more: #water #privatisation

Potential buyer, Covalis, is said to have plans to “sell off billions of pounds of the troubled water company’s assets – including, potentially, entire regions such as the Thames Valley – and then publicly list the remaining rump.” #water #capitalism #AssetStripping