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Fascist Scum Get Out of Brum
Together with some comrades, I joined the Stand Up To Racism demonstration in Birmingham at the weekend.
The thugs and scum from the fascist rag bag Britain First held a gathering. This collection of pond-life held a "national" rally. An estimated 140 of them were able to find their way from under their stones to Birmingham.
All holding two flags each and just about being able to put one foot in front of the other they staggered to Victoria Square, where, to the disgrace of Labour controlled Birmingham City Council they were allowed to put up a giant screen and spit out their race hate and anti-working class venom.
I estimate that there were around 200 anti-fascists from Birmingham and area. marching and chanting:
"Racist Scum, Get Out of Brum."
Birmingham Bin Strike Picket
I went to join the pickets at Birmingham Bin Strike today at the depot in Tyseley.
Didn't see any trucks move this morning. The strike started in March when Labour controlled Birmingham City Council announced they were going to cut the pay of safety critical workers on the re-cycling trucks by £8,000 a year.
They followed this up with announcing they were also going to cut refuse vehicle drivers pay by £8,000 a year. Starmer and Rayner are now giving Birmingham City Council money to employ agency workers to break the strike.
Birmingham City Council are in a financial mess because the owe the government £3bn. Ask yourself this - why doesn't Starmer and Rayner write off Birmingham's debt then they would n't have to be giving the council money to employ agedncy workers to break the strike? The answers simple - Starmer wants to destroy the unions.
Public meeting - Welfare not warfare
Organised by Coventry Stop the War
Friday, 6 June - 6:30pm
Coventry Central Methodist Hall
Warwick Lane, Coventry CV12HA
Coventry May Day Rally
Welfare not warfare, Solidarity with strikers, End the war on Gaza
Saturday May 3rd
Broadgate,
Coventry.
Guest speaker: Stuart Richards, Midlands TUC Secretary.
International Workers Memorial Day - Coventry
Remember the dead, fight for the living!
Coventry and Warwickshire branch of the Communist Party laid a wreath laid at 2025 International Workers Memorial Day in Coventry.
The event was held in the ruins of the old Coventry Cathedral.
Remembering the dead and fighting for the living
International Workers' Memorial Day - Mon April 28th 2025
Remember the Dead - Fight for the Living!
Organised by Coventry Trades Union Council
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The theme for this year is Occupational heath and safely: A fundamental right at work. There is an additional focus on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digitisation on occupational health and Safety.
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A note from our branch secretary:
Every branch meeting of the Coventry and Warwickshire Communist Party includes a political education session.
Our next meeting focuses on Thesis on Feuerbach and the one after will be on The Rise of the Far Right, in June we will look at Marxism and Feminism and in July Preface - A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy.
Report from Cuba and Palestine Together public meeting, Coventry
Cuba Solidarity Campaign meeting held on Wed March 25th 2025
On March 25th Cuba Solidarity Campaign (CSC) National Secretary, Bernard Regan, was the keynote speaker at Coventry and Warwickshire CSC meeting.
The focus for the meeting was Cuba’s support for the struggle by the Palestinian people. The background and history of the Cuban people’s support for the Palestinians was explored by Bernard in his well-received presentation.
Communists tell fascists - You're not welcome here (or anywhere)
Members of Coventry and Warwickshire Communist Party were joined by comrades from Birmingham, Stoke and Leicester at the counter-demonstration against the fascist Britain First.