Campaigns

As polling gets underway, Counterfire activists report from the Labour campaign trail in the last week

Lindsey German on trusting Tories and the Jeremy Corbyn she knows

Lindsey German on creating perspective, fair elections and the Lib Dems

We can get Corbyn elected, but it will take sustained effort, writes Isabel Carr

Royal Mail workers deliver a massive mandate for strike action in historic CWU ballot, reports Shabbir Lakha

A leading anti-war activist and UK resident of 29 years speaks about the machinations of the Home Office and the campaign to reinstate his indefinite leave to remain

This campaign by the People's Assembly will tour the country to unite those compaigning against the devastating effects of Austerity

The Fens are a special case, and the Middle Level Commission must listen to the people, argues Jacqueline Mulhallen

The tumult of the last few weeks is an indicator of far deeper and persistent divisions, argues Lindsey German 

The chickens are truly coming home to roost for Theresa May as she approaches the final hurdle, writes Lindsey German 

The tories are flapping: they have underestimated Corbyn and the class he represents, observes Lindsey German

As campaigning enters its final stretch, right wing reaction is plumbing new depths, writes Lindsey German

The mainstream media's "facts" about this election are rapidly revealing themselves to be self-serving prejudices, notes Lindsey German

Whatever happens on polling day, Labour’s campaign has altered the landscape of British politics  

The disarray of the so-called “natural party of government” is clear for all to see, writes Lindsey German

The Tories’ threadbare campaign has their jitters rising swiftly to the surface, observes Lindsey German

As the Tories flounder towards Plan B, Corbyn strides into the mainstream, notes Lindsey German

We should demand honest accounting when it comes to links between domestic terrorism and overseas military intervention, writes Lindsey German

Try as she might, Theresa May’s high office manoeuvring cannot conceal her complicity and weakness, writes Lindsey German

There is no escape from the horrors of imperialism, at home or abroad, argues Lindsey German

Jeremy Corbyn is defying the media and chiming with the working class, writes Lindsey German  

Theresa May’s Poundland Thatcher isn’t convincing anyone, argues Lindsey German

Labour have produced a class-based programme that we can all get behind, writes Lindsey German

The NHS remains our prime battle in the war against austerity, asserts Cameron Panting

Campaigners from across the country gathered together to discuss and plan for Stand up to Trump, a coalition with a plan to take on the US president

The Stand Up to Trump organising summit is exactly the kind of rallying cry our international movement needs, asserts Chris Nineham   

The battle for the future of our healthcare is being taken to the street, reports David Bailey

Johnny Gaunt looks at the recent media spat between Owen Jones and the Corbyn campaign, and notes wider tensions beneath the surface 

Shabbir Lakha looks beyond the media blizzard surrounding last week’s referendum result and identifies anti-racist work as a campaigning imperative

After a bleak week, Lindsey German surveys the pre-referendum terrain and offers some starting points for future campaigning

There was a carnival atmosphere outside the occupation of Carnegie Library today, reports Dave Randall 

#StickItToTheTories is a Britain-wide sticker distribution campaign supported by the People's Assembly 

With a new poll predicting a landslide victory for Jeremy Corbyn in the Labour leadership race, a student campaign volunteer in York offers his personal perspective

Bringing cleaners in-house at SOAS university, London, is back on the table after protesters crashed a management meeting, reports SOAS student Clare Birkett

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