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Friday, 15 November 2019
Monday, 26 September 2016
Socialist Party Public Meeting Supporting Jeremy Corbyn
The Merseyside Socialist Party congratulates Jeremy Corbyn on being re-elected Labour Party leader. This victory confirms that, in spite of the sustained campaign of vilification against him spearheaded by 170 members of the Parliamentary Labour Party and the exclusion from the vote of thousands of genuine supporters – the Party is determined to shuffle off the remnants of Blairism. We believe Labour Party members should have the right to begin the process of holding MPs to account and replacing those who are implacably opposed to Corbyn with candidates who are prepared to fight for working class interests.
Come and hear Tony Mulhearn at next Tuesday's public meeting (27 September) at 7.30pm in The Liverpool Pub (upstairs), 14 James Street, Liverpool, L2 7PQ (next to James Street Mersey rail station).
Hear the story of the Liverpool 47 and what really happened in the 1980s as opposed to the continued distortions expressed by the opponents of both Jeremy Corbyn and Labour Party democracy.
Hear also Sarah Sachs-Eldridge, national organiser of the Socialist Party, explaining the Socialist Party's campaign for its right to affiliate to the Labour party and its demand for a democratic rewriting of Labour's constitution.
For further information contact:
Come and hear Tony Mulhearn at next Tuesday's public meeting (27 September) at 7.30pm in The Liverpool Pub (upstairs), 14 James Street, Liverpool, L2 7PQ (next to James Street Mersey rail station).
Hear the story of the Liverpool 47 and what really happened in the 1980s as opposed to the continued distortions expressed by the opponents of both Jeremy Corbyn and Labour Party democracy.
Hear also Sarah Sachs-Eldridge, national organiser of the Socialist Party, explaining the Socialist Party's campaign for its right to affiliate to the Labour party and its demand for a democratic rewriting of Labour's constitution.
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For further information contact:
- Hugh Caffrey on07769611320. Email: manc_sfe@hotmail.com
- Tony Mulhearn on 07939098455. Email: t.mulhearn47@gmail.com
Friday, 2 September 2016
TUSC meeting for Corbyn, Liverpool
TUSC continues to support the campaign to re-elect Jeremy Corbyn and to elect an anti-austerity Metro Mayor.
Roger Bannister will speak at a meeting in the Casa, Hope Street on Saturday 3 September 2016 at 12noon.
Roger, TUSC candidate for Liverpool mayor in May 2016, is hoping to meet Labour’s metro mayoral candidate Steve Rotheram to explore a meeting of minds on fighting cuts.
Steve is committed to building council housing, to social justice and standing up for ordinary people, which are policies that TUSC has advocated at elections on Merseyside for 6 years.
Roger Bannister said: 'I commend Merseyside and Halton’s Labour members for rejecting the austerity agenda defended by the likes of Joe Anderson. In May’s mayoral elections in Liverpool I argued for: no more cuts to council services, no cuts to our colleges, save Liverpool Women’s Hospital and other threatened NHS facilities, and to defend the Mersey rail train guards and their service. I won over 5% of the vote which is a firm basis to build on.'
All are welcome to attend and broaden the campaign for the socialist alternative.
A display of the 1983-1987 Socialist Council’s achievements will also be on display.
Tony Mulhearn
ARMS Mersey
Roger Bannister will speak at a meeting in the Casa, Hope Street on Saturday 3 September 2016 at 12noon.
Roger, TUSC candidate for Liverpool mayor in May 2016, is hoping to meet Labour’s metro mayoral candidate Steve Rotheram to explore a meeting of minds on fighting cuts.
Steve is committed to building council housing, to social justice and standing up for ordinary people, which are policies that TUSC has advocated at elections on Merseyside for 6 years.
Roger Bannister said: 'I commend Merseyside and Halton’s Labour members for rejecting the austerity agenda defended by the likes of Joe Anderson. In May’s mayoral elections in Liverpool I argued for: no more cuts to council services, no cuts to our colleges, save Liverpool Women’s Hospital and other threatened NHS facilities, and to defend the Mersey rail train guards and their service. I won over 5% of the vote which is a firm basis to build on.'
All are welcome to attend and broaden the campaign for the socialist alternative.
A display of the 1983-1987 Socialist Council’s achievements will also be on display.
Tony Mulhearn
ARMS Mersey
Friday, 10 June 2016
Liverpool TUC Public Meeting - EU Referendum
Hear the trade union arguments.
Speakers:
Alison Spencer-Scragg - Unite North West Political Officer (Unite Policy is Remain).
Steve Hedley - RMT Senior Assistant General Secretary (RMT Policy is Exit).
Steve Freeman - University College Union (boycott position).
Date: Monday 13 June.
Speakers:
Alison Spencer-Scragg - Unite North West Political Officer (Unite Policy is Remain).
Steve Hedley - RMT Senior Assistant General Secretary (RMT Policy is Exit).
Steve Freeman - University College Union (boycott position).
Date: Monday 13 June.
Time: 7.00 p.m.
Place: The Casa, 29 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BQ.
Thursday, 4 February 2016
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