Book Review
Donald McCormick reviews 'Hamilton 1967 -The By-Election That Transformed Scotland', by James Mitchell.
Donald McCormick reviews 'Hamilton 1967 -The By-Election That Transformed Scotland', by James Mitchell.
Gordon Morgan reviews 'On New Terrain – how capital is reshaping the battleground of class war', by Kim Moody.
Vladimir McTavish on UK Ministerial resignations, driverless cars and Theresa May's survival.
Issue 102 has 15 articles on issues including public sector pay and 'Barbour’s legacy and rediscovering Glasgow’s radical housing tradition', 7 book reviews and the regular feature 'Kick up the tabloids'. Please consider becoming a paying subscriber - click on the 'Join Us' button above.
The election of Richard Leonard as Leader of the Scottish Labour Party benefits the whole of the left.
Chris’ untimely death robs us of a good man, a great socialist and internationalist and a dear friend.
Mark Serwotka gave the fifth Jimmy Reid annual lecture on 5 October 2017 in Glasgow. It was entitled ‘Pay, people and power: the progressive case for public services’. Here, we print part of the lecture on the fight for decent public sector pay.
Mike Danson and Geoff Whittam say there is public good in pay rises for public sector workers.
Stephen Smellie calls for government intervention to remedy an injustice.
Gregor Gall looks at the experience of how to beat the new thresholds.