Past Events

For better or worse, there’s nothing like British trade unions, set up by workers, not by employer, government or church.

The working class created them to survive. Without them capitalism would have starved and worked us to death.

But defence is not enough. If we don’t remove the attackers, they keep coming back. British workers want change, but they still expect someone else to do it for them. That must change.

Come and discuss. Email info@cpbml.org.uk for an invitation.

Join us and fellow Workers readers for an informal discussion upstairs at The Rain Bar, 80 Great Bridgewater St, Manchester M1 5JG. There's no set topic for discussion – just bring your questions and ideas.

Email info@cpbml.org.uk for details.

Thursday 1 May, 7.30pm

Brockway Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL

On May Day we take stock of Britain and the world. The priority for the British working class – all who live and work here – is Britain.

Capitalism outsources production and strips Britain of our national assets –  and unchecked it will drag us further into war and bring Britain to ruin.

Workers built our nation. We must rebuild Britain to meet our needs and cannot rely on politicians or parliament to do it for us.

Come to celebrate May Day and join the discussion.

All welcome. Free Entry.

Workers of all lands, unite!
Fight for independence!
No to war!

Thursday 1 May, 7pm

The Shakespeare, 68 Prince Street, Bristol BS1 4QD Bristol

Discusssion and social. Click here for details.

Unity between workers is our main strength – we have a common class interest and the ability to make progress when we act together.

But everywhere that unity is under threat. At work, by employers who constantly exploit weakness and lack of cohesion. And across Britain, by a government and ruling class who want to break Britain up into regions and tie us to the USA or again to the EU.

Come and discuss. Email info@cpbml.org.uk for an invitation.