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Articles by Marcus Barnett

College lecturers strike for rise in government funding

LECTURERS at dozens of sixth-form colleges staged a fifth day of strike action yesterday as part of their fight for increased funding.

Britain | Thursday 27th Feb 2020

Unions welcome ‘no-cuts budget’ passed by Salford's left-wing Labour council

Britain | Thursday 27th Feb 2020

London bus drivers warn transport bosses in last chance saloon

Britain | Wednesday 26th Feb 2020

Teachers call for a ‘sea change’ in admissions policy

Wednesday 26th Feb 2020

Job losses at Lloyds Bank to send ‘shock waves’ through communities

LLOYDS Bank’s decision to cut hundreds of jobs will send “shock waves” through communities reliant on local branches, finance staff warned today.

Tuesday 25th Feb 2020

CWU members break their own record for ‘gate meetings’ in support for new strike ballot

POSTAL workers “stood with their union” today after hundreds of “gate meetings” took place at Royal Mail branches in support of a new strike ballot

Tuesday 25th Feb 2020

Students starving in rent crisis

Leeds Beckett University’s students’ union launches foodbank after being inundated with appeals from impoverished students

Wednesday 26th Feb 2020

Station cleaners fighting for living wage

OUTSOURCED cleaners on Merseyrail will be protesting tomorrow in their determined battle for the living wage.

Tuesday 25th Feb 2020

Patel denies anonymous intelligence agency claims she can't be trusted with sensitive information

PRITI PATEL denied “false” claims by anonymous intelligence agency chiefs today that she can’t be trusted with confidential information in the late

Thursday 20th Feb 2020

Dave Ward re-elected as CWU general secretary

DAVE WARD was re-elected unopposed as the leader of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) today.

Tuesday 18th Feb 2020

Johnson has ‘let down’ Wales by not calling for an emergency meeting over floods, Plaid Cymru says

PLAID CYMRU leader Adam Price attacked Boris Johnson today for not calling an emergency meeting over the flooding caused by Storm Dennis.

Tuesday 18th Feb 2020

Unite seeks urgent talks with HSBC over plans to cut thousands of jobs

UNITE called for urgent talks with HSBC today after the banking giant confirmed plans to cut thousands of jobs worldwide, including in Britain.

Monday 17th Feb 2020

Rail workers welcome support of prospective Labour candidates

RAIL workers today welcomed the support of prospective Labour candidates for the London Assembly elections to support the RMT’s campaign against Sa

Monday 17th Feb 2020

Boris Johnson facing growing rebellion over BBC suggestions

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Articles by Marcus Barnett

College lecturers strike for rise in government funding

LECTURERS at dozens of sixth-form colleges staged a fifth day of strike action yesterday as part of their fight for increased funding.

Unions welcome ‘no-cuts budget’ passed by Salford's left-wing Labour council

London bus drivers warn transport bosses in last chance saloon

Teachers call for a ‘sea change’ in admissions policy

Job losses at Lloyds Bank to send ‘shock waves’ through communities

LLOYDS Bank’s decision to cut hundreds of jobs will send “shock waves” through communities reliant on local branches, finance staff warned today.

CWU members break their own record for ‘gate meetings’ in support for new strike ballot

POSTAL workers “stood with their union” today after hundreds of “gate meetings” took place at Royal Mail branches in support of a new strike ballot

Students starving in rent crisis

Leeds Beckett University’s students’ union launches foodbank after being inundated with appeals from impoverished students

Station cleaners fighting for living wage

OUTSOURCED cleaners on Merseyrail will be protesting tomorrow in their determined battle for the living wage.

Patel denies anonymous intelligence agency claims she can't be trusted with sensitive information

PRITI PATEL denied “false” claims by anonymous intelligence agency chiefs today that she can’t be trusted with confidential information in the late

Dave Ward re-elected as CWU general secretary

DAVE WARD was re-elected unopposed as the leader of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) today.

Johnson has ‘let down’ Wales by not calling for an emergency meeting over floods, Plaid Cymru says

PLAID CYMRU leader Adam Price attacked Boris Johnson today for not calling an emergency meeting over the flooding caused by Storm Dennis.

Unite seeks urgent talks with HSBC over plans to cut thousands of jobs

UNITE called for urgent talks with HSBC today after the banking giant confirmed plans to cut thousands of jobs worldwide, including in Britain.

Rail workers welcome support of prospective Labour candidates

RAIL workers today welcomed the support of prospective Labour candidates for the London Assembly elections to support the RMT’s campaign against Sa

Boris Johnson facing growing rebellion over BBC suggestions

NUMBER 10 denied wanting to scrap “all licence fees” today as Tory MPs rebelled over Boris Johnson’s “vendetta” against the BBC.

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