Manchester meeting: The EU - Why Workers Should Vote to Leave
CPBML Public Meeting, Thursday 7 April, 7.00 pm
Friends’ Meeting House, 6 Mount Street, Manchester M2 5NS
Loss of sovereignty, privatisation, TTIP, attacks on wages, threats to peace – the EU has been a disaster for British workers.
Grassroots Out Glasgow rally
7 April 2016, 7 pm
Hunter Halls, University of Glasgow,
University Avenue, Glasgow G128 QQ
With speakers Nigel Farage MEP, Dr Liam Fox, Peter Bone MP, Eddie McGuire (trade unionist), Mike Gold (CAEF), David Coburn and Brendan Chilton with more to be announced.
In or Out of the European Union: What's best for workers
Public debate organised by Clydebank Trades Union Council
Saturday 2 April, 12 pm to 3 pm
HUB community centre, 405 Kilbowie Road, Clydebank G81 2TX
Scotland meeting: The EU – Why Trade Unionists Should Vote To Leave
CPBML Public Meeting, Thursday 10 March, 7.00 pm
Renfield Conference Centre, 260 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4JP
Even if the TUC remains tied to the Brussels trough, we can make sure the real voice of British workers is heard. Come and discuss. All welcome.
The EU: why trade unionists should vote to leave
CPBML Public Meeting, Thursday 11 February, 7.30pm
Brockway Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL
Loss of sovereignty, privatisation, TTIP, attacks on wages, threats to peace – the EU has been a disaster for Britain, for the working class, and for trade unions. Make sure the real voice of British workers is heard. Come and discuss. All welcome.
(Please note the change of title – with talk of a referendum as early as June, the meeting will now be about why trade unions should vote to leave the EU.)
The text of the speech given at the meeting, with hyperlinked references, is available here. (You can also CTRL+ click to download the file and view it on a PDF reader.)
The Great Breakthrough - Soviet Planning versus Capitalist Chaos
CPBML Public Meeting, Wednesday 25 November, 7.30pm
Brockway Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL
Capitalism is wedded to the anarchy of the market. Socialism is about planning to meet the needs of people and nations – and in the past it has been spectacularly successful. Come and discuss how a planned approach can help rebuild Britain. All welcome.
When Britain leaves the EU
CPBML Public Meeting, Tuesday 22 September, 7.30pm
Brockway Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL
Over the past 50 years and more, Britain’s ruling class has battled to enmesh Britain in the European Union. With the euro in meltdown, come and discuss why Britain can only thrive outside the EU, and what Britain needs to do to retain its integrity, sovereignty and unity as an island of labour. All welcome.
After the election – the next steps for workers
CPBML Public Meeting, Thursday 11 June, 7.30pm
Bertrand Russell Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL
The Conservatives are in office, but the tasks facing British workers remain essentially the same: we are going to have to fight for our survival as a nation and as a class. Only Marxist thinking can help us here. Come and discuss the strategy and tactics of working class renewal. All welcome.
British workers: Unity not division
Friday 1 May, 7.30 pm. Celebrate May Day in London with the CPBML. Speakers, social and refreshments.
British workers: Unity not division
Friday 1 May, 6.30 pm. Celebrate May Day in Edinburgh with the CPBML. Speakers, music and discussion. All welcome.
British workers: Unity not division
Thursday 30 April, 7.30 pm. Celebrate May Day in Leeds with the CPBML. Speakers and discussion.
Science for the people: Away with superstitions
CPBML Public Meeting, Wednesday 4 March, 7.30pm
Bertrand Russell Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4R
The forces of reason are under attack. The assault on progress is coming from all sides – religious reaction, quasi-religious environmentalist fringes, and all those in power who fear the strength of scientific thinking. Science must be reclaimed by the people for what it is: a force for progress.
Come and discuss – all welcome.
