... general election. laopb w i onn ood-Ccowling, a former mayor of Corby who is now secretary of the town'’s branch of the Socialist Labour Party spoke out following the increase in pensions of 75p per week. He believes that if enough pensioners living in ...

... rule out further legal action. Meanwhile, the opposition Socialist Party has entered the fray. Silent until now over the Editis (formerly Vivendi Universal Publishing) débâcle, several socialist politicians have recently expressed their concern about Wendel’s ...

... of politicians says that fixed book prices are of cultural importance,” said Ole Sohn, cultural affairs spokesman for the Socialist People’s Party, at a recent hearing on book prices. Publishers want some titles exempted from the fixed-price agreement, ...

... Hope, have refused to meet Mr Scargill, who is also General Secretary of the Socialist Labour Party. Former mayor John Cowling, who is secre tary of Corby’s branch of the Socialist Labour Party, called the snub “very offensive” and independent councillor ...

... maintain their status as the ruling hegemonic elite. The solution lies in abolishing capitalism and replacing it with a Socialist system whose institutions represent the people as a whole, and which are democratically controlled by and accountable to ...

... not an act born of treachery on Orwell’s part, but rather a disaffection with the Communist Party in Russia, which led the socialist to write the fabled critique of communism ...

... desire to improve their lot prevailed. How many of today’s affluent Socialists accept a basic wage and give the rest to charity? Eg, the T.U. leader who gets £85,000 pa. How many Socialists have private health insurance? I watched a programme about child ...

... restored National Health Service, is a natural home for socialists and the millions of people throughout England, Scotland and ) Wales who feel ~ @ Andrew Dickson, disenfranchised or ~ Socialist Labour dispossessed by injustice and inequality, including ...

... the War Coalition meeting in Northampton »whicrh might be untypical but besides pacifists there were communists, socialists and socialist workers in the majority among the organisers and I salute their energy if not their views. They are welcome to express ...

... pride and unity that they have relentlessly tried to snuff out. Ever since the demise of Soviet Russia, nasty, vindictive socialists in Europe have sought to recreate an unmanageable, uneconomical and corrupt replica of the USSR in the name of the European ...

... lain Cuthbertson, actor, 72; Beth Gibbons, singer 37. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY 1884 The Fabian Society was founded to promote socialist ideals. 1936 Billboard magazine in New York published the first popular music chart. 1967 Donald Campbell died attempting ...

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