New ACG podcast on Green New Deal
Our latest At the Cafe podcast is from our recent reading group on the Green New Deal: Click here to listen on Anchor
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The Idea, new book on anarchist communism – crowdfunder
Just Books in Belfast are running a crowdfunder to publish The Idea by the ACG’s Nick Heath. Click here to donate to the
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Dick’s gone – now abolish the Met
We can’t say we’re not happy to see the back of Cressida Dick, Commisioner of the Metropolitan Police. A totally innocent man, Jean
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How many millionaires do you know on prepayment meters?
In the face of rising prices, on 3rd February, we noted that Rishi Sunak’s Energy Bill Plan is nothing more than an attempt to
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Sheerness workers defeat fire and rehire but…
Over thirty workers who process Volkswagen Group vehicles at Sheerness Docks fought back against plans by their employers, GB Terminals, to change minimum
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Andrew Bailey: the gall of a parasite
On 4th February, we mentioned on the ACG website the governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, who was calling for wage
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Scunthorpe Scaffolding Workers Remain Determined
Scaffolding workers employed by Actavo have been taking strike action since last autumn. The 62 workers are based at the British Steel site
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Going off the rails
London Underground Strike In a ballot, which closed on February 4th, of over ten thousand members of the RMT union across all grades
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Chep Strike, Manchester
Workers at the major makers of pallets, Chep UK, based in Trafford Park, Manchester, went out on indefinite strike from December 17th 2021.
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Coventry Labour council sets scabs on striking workers
Seventy dustcart drivers in Coventry have been on strike over low pay and Christmas working for several weeks. An all out strike began
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