A Heroine of our Movement
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Ian Townson reviews 'Minnie Lansbury: suffragette, socialist, rebel councillor' in Solidarity 491, 16 January 2019
Labour Party
Book launch - Minnie Lansbury: suffragette, socialist, rebel councillor
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13/02/2019 - 17:30
You must register for this event by booking a free ticket here. Capacity is limited.
Venue:
- Unity House, 39 Chalton Street, Kings Cross, London NW1 1DU
Speakers:
Women, History, Wine and Socialism in Gedling (Nottingham)
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15/02/2019 - 20:00
Venue: Killisick Community Centre, Nottingham NG5
Video - Minnie Lansbury: suffragette, socialist, rebel councillor
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Labour MPs' briefing: Autism / Neurodiversity Manifesto
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22/01/2019 - 17:00
Janine will be presenting the draft Labour Party Autism and Neurodiversity Manifesto at this briefing event at Parliament hosted by John McDonnell MP. Other members of the steering group which put the manifesto together will be on hand to answer questions.
General election and class struggle: Labour’s 1918 breakthrough
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Scrap All the Anti-Union Laws
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Janine has co-written (with Sacha Ismail and Simon Hannah) this pamphlet for the Clarion magazine, giving a thorough but readable explanation of Britain's anti-union laws and calling on Labour to carry out its policy to scrap them all.
Just two pounds per copy, from here.
The Five Principles of the Labour Party Autism / Neurodiversity Manifesto
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This is the speech I gave at the fringe meeting at Labour Party conference on 25 September 2018 about the draft Labour Party Autism / Neurodiversity Manifesto.
A lot has happened since I said to John McDonnell at a book launch two-and-a-half years ago that it would be a good idea for the Labour Party to have a specific manifesto on autism and neurodiversity.
Stop Sexual Harassment and Assault on Public Transport
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In July, I spoke at an event organised by Islington Labour Party women’s forum, called ‘Keeping women and girls safe in Islington’. There were various speakers from community organisations, the council and the police, plus workshops on domestic abuse, sexual harassment, hate crime, gangs and bullying. My job was to speak about harassment and violence against women on public transport.
Before John Woodcock: when Barrow had a left-wing Labour MP
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