By Joe Langabeer The arts have long been associated with the rich and have become a symbol of gatekeeping philanthropy. The Hay Festival, the largest
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Umar Shahid, a supporter of the The Struggle in Pakistan looks at the Pakistan economy and the recent austerity budget. ***** Pakistan’s recent elections ushered
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Miners’ Strike 1984-5 – Weeks 12-15 Update
Throughout this 40th anniversary year of the miners’ strike, Left Horizons will publish regular bulletins on features and developments that occurred during the strike, month
Left Horizons want the Tories out on July 4th – but here we publish two short contributions, from Andy Ford and John Wake, which point
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Privatised water is making us poor…and ill!
By Joe Langabeer Public water supplies are not only expensive and prone to frequent interruptions through leaks and bursts, they are now also causing significant
By Ray Goodspeed (Leyton and Wanstead Labour Party member) It was with shock and anger that local Labour members discovered last week that Labour had
Mark Langabeer (Hastings and Rye Labour member) reviews a recent Channel 5 documentary, broadcast on 31 May. Smart motorways were first conceived as a means
By Andy Ford (Warrington South Labour member) continues his occasional series on the 80th anniversary of the WW2 in the Soviet Union. ******** The Crimean
By Cain O’Mahoney May, this year sees the 80th anniversary of the grim battle for Monte Cassino, the decisive event that effectively drove Nazi Germany
Dave Putson reports from outside the Royal Courts of Justice as yet another legal process took place in Assange’s fight against extradition to the USA.
