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An open, democratic and socialist organisation, Sussex LRC comprised Labour Party activists and trade unionists, who fought for socialist policies in the Labour Party, the wider labour movement and society until the LRC dissolved in 2025 ✊ A luta continua

16/05/2026

Please keep sharing the parliamentary petition calling on the government to hold a binding national referendum on returning the and sewage industry to public ownership. Make sure you and everyone you know has signed at: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/762640 ❀️🌊🚩 ✊ πŸ‘‡

16/05/2026

Fire station closures, NHS pay crisis, education cuts, local government in crisis... Labour must put working class people, our communities and environment before profits. This starts with providing the funding that restores all our public services rather than prioritising tax breaks for bankers and the wealthy ✊

If you've missed   this week, you can catch-up at https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001dwr7 or listen to this week's omn...
16/05/2026

If you've missed this week, you can catch-up at https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001dwr7 or listen to this week's omnibus episode 9pm tonight on R4 ✊❀️🌊 Please keep sharing the parliamentary petition calling on the government to hold a binding national referendum on returning the water and sewage industry to public ownership. Make sure you and everyone you know has signed at: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/762640

14/05/2026

Today, out of respect for the tragic events on Brighton seafront, we have made the difficult decision to cancel Brighton’s Paddle-Out Protest planned for 16 May.

Our thoughts are with the families, friends, emergency services, and everyone affected by today’s heartbreaking events.

Thank you to everyone who had planned to stand with us, volunteer, paddle, dip, or support in any way.

Please help us share this update so nobody makes unnecessary travel arrangements.

We appreciate your understanding.

πŸ’™
SAS Brighton

14/05/2026

FBU conference 2026 has voted to remain affiliated to Labour, ensuring its members will have a say in the election of a new party leader.

FBU general secretary Steve Wright said, "The FBU is determined to use this affiliation to do all we can to decisively change the policies and direction of the Labour Party. As a Labour-affiliated union, the FBU will fight for a government that truly represents the working class."

13/05/2026

πŸ‘βœŠπŸ‘ Well said Dave Ward πŸ‘‡ Working class people need to reclaim control of the Labour Party - our party ✊🚩

13/05/2026

Any former or lapsed Labour member who wants to have a vote in the upcoming leadership election, is advised to rejoin the Party or pay-up subs arrears double-quick.

Utterly shocking πŸ‘‡ and another reason why Starmer must go but his Cabinet must also go with him.Tell your MP to stop the...
12/05/2026

Utterly shocking πŸ‘‡ and another reason why Starmer must go but his Cabinet must also go with him.
Tell your MP to stop the curtailment of our rights to protest, free speech and peaceful assembly, and lift the threats to all democratic rights in the UK. Ask your MP to begin this by demanding the immediate repeal of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 and the Public Order Act 2023 βœŠβš–οΈπŸ—£οΈπŸͺ§

12/05/2026

Tactics below πŸ‘‡ to raise the spirits of socialists and trades unionists who've found themselves with neo-fascists to get out of their town hall βœŠπŸ™‚

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