Poking a Future Monarch with a Stick
8 November 2015Posted by AFed
The fight against austerity driven cuts by the ConDem coalition government failed. As we go into a fresh wave of resistance this piece takes a critical look at the UK anti-cuts movement.
They say cutback, we say… what?
12 September 2015Posted by AFed
It’s now six years since David Cameron said that a new Tory government would usher in “a new age of austerity.” This article looks at what this means and how groups and communities are fighting back against austerity in ways both more imaginative and more fruitful than a Saturday afternoon march with a speech by Jeremy Corbyn at the end.
Communities Fight to Stop Library Closures
2 March 2012Posted by AFed
Across London local communities have been fighting back against the cuts, demanding that their libraries stay, stating that they are a vital part of the…
Anti-cuts forum in London – 10th November 2011
30 October 2011Posted by AFed
ANTI-CUTS FORUM IN LONDON: THURSDAY 10th NOVEMBER 2011 + LONDON AF REGULAR MEETINGS Anti-cuts forum Thursday November 10th, 7pm. Continuing the series of forums sponsored…
Anti-cuts forums in London – 21st July & 13th Sept 2011
20 July 2011Posted by AFed
ANTI-CUTS FORUMS IN LONDON: THURSDAY JULY 21ST & SEPTEMBER 13TH 2011 + LONDON AF REGULAR MEETINGS Update: Anti-cuts forum September 13th Continuing the series of…
Meeting in London: How (and How Not) to Fight the Cuts
22 March 2011Posted by AFed
EVERYTHING WE WON THEY WANT BACK!
HOW TO FIGHT THE CUTS AND HOW NOT TO
How do we successfully organise to fight the cuts that are being put through via council cuts, cuts to the NHS, and cuts to social services? “Deserving“ and “undeserving” cuts? Are there such things? Are cuts inevitable?
Discussion meeting convened by the London group of the Anarchist Federation with speakers from local campaigns and from student occupations ( TBC). All welcome.
7pm Thursday March 31st , Freedom Bookshop, Angel Alley, 84b Whitechapel High Street ( entrance to Angel Alley next to KFC and Whitechapel Art Gallery). Nearest tube Aldgate East. Disabled access.
Everything we’ve won: they want it back (March 2011)
15 March 2011Posted by AFed
Analysis by the Anarchist Federation of the emerging anti-austerity movement and provisions for a libertarian alternative to the reformism of the Left and the TUC. Written for the March 26th “March for the Alternative” 2011. Download PDF or read below.
anarchist health worker
I work in one of the support services within the Nottingham NHS Citihealth organisation. We provide community health services to the Nottingham area. We have heard the current government promise to ring fence frontline health spending, however the reality on the ground is somewhat different.
Due to an ever increasing number of service users the very modest budget increases in the upcoming years do not allow us to maintain the current level of service provision. Frontline services have been cut despite political promises to the contrary. Recruitment including agency staff is frozen and retiring health are staff are not being replaced. Departments who can’t meet the required budget cuts through natural wastage are being forced to cut staff. Specialist commissioning staff are being replaced by a GPs buying up services. This has been tried before with disastrous results and was quickly abandoned. GPs are up in arms over having to provide a service they have no experience in and no time to administer. It’s almost certain that commissioning will be subcontracted en masse to eagerly waiting private consultancy firms. Also quality control and auditing of services are in the process of being replaced by, what at this stage, appears to be a code of voluntary self policing.
Radical Workers Bloc on Anti-Cuts March – London – 23rd October 2010
5 October 2010Posted by AFed
Radical Workers Bloc on Anti-Cuts March – London – 23rd October 2010Called by South London Solidarity Federation. Email: southlondonsf (at) solfed.org.ukMeet at 11am outside RMT head…
No to Welfare Abolition: second national planning meeting in Manchester, Saturday 17th April 2010
3 April 2010Posted by AFed
No to Welfare Abolition: second national planning meeting – Manchester 17th April Manchester University Students Union, Steve Biko Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PR, rooms MR1…
Glasgow School Occupied in Defiance of Council Cuts
2 July 2009Posted by AFed
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