After the resignations: How Your Party lost Scotland
Many members have been ejected due to dual membership, and others have left in anger and dismay
Hackney Votes Palestine? Insights from a grassroots electoral campaign
Local election victories are worth pursuing as a means of building the organisations and protected ground necessary for mass working-class reorganisation
Push that green: Labour’s by-election fearmongering
Against government efforts to demonise drug users, we need an approach built around universal compassion and decriminalisation.
Palestine hunger striker to contest local council seat in May
Incarcerated activist’s electoral campaign places the treatment of political prisoners in the spotlight.
Report from the Scottish Your Party conference
A report from the inaugural conference of Your Party Scotland
Your Party must trust its members
A reflection on the Your Party conference and the future for the new party
Your Party and the limits of online voting
E-democracy undermines the participatory and meaningful forms we need in Your Party
Your Party founding conference: reflections and tasks
Reflections on the Your Party conference and what next
Review | The Starmer symptom
Pat Stack reviews Mark Perryman’s essay collection on Starmer’s betrayals and Labour’s deepening crisis
Your Party: Don’t fuck this up
rs21 steering group argues that the stakes are too high for Your Party to fail. Everyone who wants to see it succeed needs to act now
Your Party needs to bury Labourism
The new left party may be breaking with Labour, but it must also break from Labourism
After-party: Your Party Glasgow initial public meeting
How the first Your Party public event in Glasgow came together. A personal reflection on the process and what next.
Is this the end of Labour in Wales?
What are the forces behind Labour’s decline in Wales and how can new movements might shape it?
Red Friday – why workplace organising outdoes left union officials
The build-up to the 1926 General Strike highlights the dangers of a strategy based on left-wing union leaders.
The rocky road to power: notes on a new left
A new left party is on the cards. What strategy should the left pursue?
rs21 and the new left party
rs21 members discussed the potential new left party at an All Members Assembly
Birmingham bin strike: show your support against Labour’s austerity
The bin workers are standing up to Labour’s austerity policies – support this crucial strike.
Labour and immigration
Keir Starmer’s Labour seems inspired by Enoch Powell’s Rivers of Blood speech
As Reform grows, we urgently need a left electoral alternative
As two-party politics collapses and Reform UK rise, we need an alternative at the polls.
New left party: dead-end or dead right
Any new mass socialist formation must be rooted in class politics which understands its relation to oppression
Labour – war hawks
Trumpeting the military is a distraction from Labour’s policies to deepen oppression and exploitation.
Be concerned – Reform is coming
We have some catching up to do. On building new coalitions and mass socialist politics.
Is this the end of austerity? Making sense of Britain under Labour
Can Starmer and Reeves deliver lasting change—or will their plans flop under scrutiny?
Labour’s budget – no end to increasing inequality
Social services gutted, green transition neglected, public money funnelled to private business.
With the benefit of hindsight: ‘Scottish Independence and the British state ten years on’
Ten years on from the Scottish independence referendum – a report of a Conter conference held on 14 September 2024
Rachel Reeves and the ‘maxed out credit card’
Kate Deer takes a critical look at the new government’s claims that Britain has ‘maxed out its credit card’.
Election – threats from the right, big new chances for the left
Colin Wilson provides an analysis of the election, including the unreported detail of successes for a new kind of left