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Scotland
Scottish budget sees SNP cuts continue
Socialist Party Scotland The Scottish government draft budget for 2025/26 was unveiled this week. SNP finance secretary Shona Robison described…
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Scottish budget takes an axe to public services
Philip Stott The SNP – Scottish Green budget has delivered a devastating blow to public services in Scotland that were…
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News & Analysis
NHS at 75: How can we save the health service
Editorial of the Socialist, the paper of the Socialist Party England and Wales issue 1233 For more on the NHS…
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Devastating cuts to Glasgow’s health and social care services
Chris Sermanni, Glasgow City Unison convener (personal capacity) Health and Social Care in Glasgow was dealt a devastating blow on…
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NHS strike ballot: You clapped us, now pay us!
Sean Robertson, NHS worker and GMB rep Last month, August, all the NHS unions held a consultative ballot on whether…
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Women
HRT Crisis: Women left without drugs and facing battles in the workplace
Jane Nellist, Coventry Socialist Party England and Wales For too long, the menopause had been ignored, regarded as the last…
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Strike wave escalates as workers fight back and win
Rob Williams, Socialist Party England and Wales industrial organiser The strike wave that has developed during the last few months…
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Covid has revealed shocking levels of NHS underfunding
By a Scottish NHS A&E doctor During COVID-19 many things changed. Initially, there was a record low attendance at Emergency…
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SNP-Green Scottish government unveils its “entrepreneurial”, “pro-business” agenda
By Matt Dobson The de-facto Scottish SNP-Green coalition government launched their programme for government last week, titled “a fairer green…
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Fight the Tory Tax on workers – Make the rich pay
Text of a Socialist Party Scotland leaflet Boris Johnson’s announcement that national insurance will rise by 1.25% is yet another…
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