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Socialist Party bus strike leaflet: Offer rejected – now spread the strikes to win

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By Mark Best
| The Socialist Verified
Socialist Party members have been back on picket lines giving support to striking bus drivers in North and East London. Below is the text of the second strike bulletin. After just two days of strike action at eight bus garages, bus drivers and their union Unite forced management at Arriva London North to the table. Their first offer was rejected by drivers last Friday.
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School and college students: Fight for our futures

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By Mark Best
| The Socialist Verified
Scrolling online, we see the horror taking place in our world. From the onslaught on Gaza to devastating wars in Ukraine and Iran. Climate chaos, pollution in our rivers, fire and extreme heat. As our planet spirals into chaos, companies that sell weapons or pollute our planet make record profits, at the expense of our future.
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The climate crisis is here, our public services aren’t ready

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By Mark Best
| The Socialist Verified
Adam Tyas, Coventry Socialist Party Britain has experienced yet another extreme heatwave, the fifth of the year and one which has seen some of the worst and most drastic effects of climate change, combined with cuts, and severe lack of preparation from the privatised water network. Almost three quarters of England and Wales are currently in drought, with sweeping hosepipe bans and water shortages.
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