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Billy Bragg Confirms His Australian Tour With Added Adelaide and Fremantle Dates - Vimarsana News

Billy Bragg Confirms His Australian Tour With Added Adelaide and Fremantle Dates

Billy Bragg’s Australian tour for 2022 has been confirmed with new dates added for South Australia and Western Australia in Adelaide and Perth.

Nasty, brutal and small - Workers Playtime - Vimarsana News

Nasty, brutal and small - Workers Playtime

An article published in the Playtime Omnibus on the possibility of workers' unity in small firms and the actions of atomised militants. Originally written between 1983 and 1985.

Source: libcom.org
Workers' Playtime journal - Vimarsana News

Workers' Playtime journal

Online archive of Workers’ Playtime, a more-or-less regular class struggle-oriented journal produced between Feb ’83 and May ’85.

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A short history of the London Workers Group, 1977-1985 - Vimarsana News

A short history of the London Workers Group, 1977-1985

A short history of the London Workers Group, which existed from 1977 to 1985, written by Dave Morris, a former member, in 2006.

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JANET STREET-PORTER: I've backed Labour all my life but I now have nobody to vote for - Vimarsana News

JANET STREET-PORTER: I've backed Labour all my life but I now have nobody to vote for

Don't kick a man when he's down, they say – unless, it seems he's a Labour Leader Don't kick a man when he's down, they say – unless, it seems he's a Labour Leader. Following last week's election disaster, Keir Starmer's getting a bashing from all sides - with only former leader Ed 'disaster' Milliband rallying to his defence. Yes, the Millibandroid, the charisma-free chap who thought writing his big ideas on a tombstone was a brilliant vote-grabber. With supporters like that, Starmer might as well ask for his P45. He could have expected a drubbing from the Corbynites, but must have been ...