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Reclaim these streets: thousands attend vigils to demand end to violence against women

Vigils took place all around the country on Saturday evening despite attempts to cancel them, to honour Sarah Everard and to demand an end to violence against women

Clampdown in Clapham Common: women stand defiant against police violence

Defiant against the police, a vigil in Clapham Common honoured Sarah Everard and demanded no more violence against women, writes Steph Pike

Licensed to ill: DVLA workers battle bosses and Covid at work – News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

The struggles are fusing: Greece protests rage against authoritarianism

In response to police brutality and the right wing attack on democratic rights, thousands of people from across Greek society have taken to the streets, reports Kevin Ovenden

London bus workers strike back again

Bus workers in London need our full support as they resume strike action against attacks on pay and conditions, reports Yonas Makoni

All behind the health workers – News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Pitiful pay rise speaks volumes: 1% is beyond an insult

Health worker Alia Butt calls upon the labour movement to fight for fair pay for NHS staff

Rail against privatisation: the battle lines are drawn

Writing for Tunnel Vision, Unjum Mirza describes the disaster of rail privatisation and the need for a service which serves public need not private profit.

People’s Covid Inquiry: How Well Prepared was the NHS? – Report

The first session of the People’s Covid Inquiry shines a light on a decade of austerity which has stripped down the NHS and increased health inequalities, reports Karen McDougall

Renationalise the railways now! - Tunnel Vision March 2021

The latest issue of the London transport Rank & File bulletin Tunnel Vision

Defiant British Gas workers continue to stand their ground - picket line reports

Workers at British Gas have begun another round of strikes to demand the company abandons its fire and rehire plans. Counterfire members report from picket lines around the country

Solidarity with British Gas strikers: their fight is our fight - News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Reclaim these streets: thousands attend vigils to demand end to violence against women

Vigils took place all around the country on Saturday evening despite attempts to cancel them, to honour Sarah Everard and to demand an end to violence against women

Clampdown in Clapham Common: women stand defiant against police violence

Defiant against the police, a vigil in Clapham Common honoured Sarah Everard and demanded no more violence against women, writes Steph Pike

Licensed to ill: DVLA workers battle bosses and Covid at work – News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

The struggles are fusing: Greece protests rage against authoritarianism

In response to police brutality and the right wing attack on democratic rights, thousands of people from across Greek society have taken to the streets, reports Kevin Ovenden

London bus workers strike back again

Bus workers in London need our full support as they resume strike action against attacks on pay and conditions, reports Yonas Makoni

All behind the health workers – News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Pitiful pay rise speaks volumes: 1% is beyond an insult

Health worker Alia Butt calls upon the labour movement to fight for fair pay for NHS staff

Rail against privatisation: the battle lines are drawn

Writing for Tunnel Vision, Unjum Mirza describes the disaster of rail privatisation and the need for a service which serves public need not private profit.

People’s Covid Inquiry: How Well Prepared was the NHS? – Report

The first session of the People’s Covid Inquiry shines a light on a decade of austerity which has stripped down the NHS and increased health inequalities, reports Karen McDougall

Renationalise the railways now! - Tunnel Vision March 2021

The latest issue of the London transport Rank & File bulletin Tunnel Vision

Defiant British Gas workers continue to stand their ground - picket line reports

Workers at British Gas have begun another round of strikes to demand the company abandons its fire and rehire plans. Counterfire members report from picket lines around the country

Solidarity with British Gas strikers: their fight is our fight - News from the Frontline

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Vigils took place all around the country on Saturday evening despite attempts to cancel them, to honour Sarah Everard and to demand an end to violence against women

Defiant against the police, a vigil in Clapham Common honoured Sarah Everard and demanded no more violence against women, writes Steph Pike

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

In response to police brutality and the right wing attack on democratic rights, thousands of people from across Greek society have taken to the streets, reports Kevin Ovenden

Bus workers in London need our full support as they resume strike action against attacks on pay and conditions, reports Yonas Makoni

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Health worker Alia Butt calls upon the labour movement to fight for fair pay for NHS staff

Writing for Tunnel Vision, Unjum Mirza describes the disaster of rail privatisation and the need for a service which serves public need not private profit.

The first session of the People’s Covid Inquiry shines a light on a decade of austerity which has stripped down the NHS and increased health inequalities, reports Karen McDougall

The latest issue of the London transport Rank & File bulletin Tunnel Vision

Workers at British Gas have begun another round of strikes to demand the company abandons its fire and rehire plans. Counterfire members report from picket lines around the country

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation