Page 8 - Robert Griffiths News Today

The Telegraph's weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what's really going on at Westminster and beyond

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

When it comes to the Marxist programme, there are still some on what passes for the left today who will not - cannot - grasp basic, straightforward propositions. Whether that is due to a lack of elementary political education, the idiocy of isolation or factional animus is an open question. Jack Conrad replies to Andrew Northall

Cwmamman United Juniors held their end of season event at Clwb Godre’r Mynydd Ddu, Glanamman.

IN July 1943, more than 100,000 soldiers descended on Pembrokeshire to prepare for the D-Day landings.

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

The very public, pro-Stalin chanting was clearly a provocation aimed directly at Robert Griffiths and his timid leadership of the CPB, writes Lawrence Parker

ON Tuesday, 7 June over 30 Ramblers and county council staff took part in a special walk from Waunfawr to celebrate the installation of four new self-closing gates purchased by Aberystwyth Ramblers and installed by the Working Party, to replace four stiles.

Most of the left has embraced the peace slogan in a thoroughly pacifist manner. Marxists, of course, prefer peace to war, but, as Jack Conrad explains, with us that goes hand in hand with making propaganda for the establishment of a popular militia

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Trust has led a new research study to train staff working in talking therapy for psychosis.