Forthcoming events

Every Saturday - Noon - 2pm - Bedford Square, Exeter - Socialist Party stall - Campaigning and there for discussion. We also have a range of literature ranging from this weeks 'The Socialist' to this month's 'Socialism Today', as well as books on Marxism, history, science, and international issues.

Every Tuesday - 7.30pm - Exeter branch meeting - email us for venue details - Organisational matters and planning ahead as well as discussion and debate.

Monday 19th January - Friday 13th February - USDAW Presidential election - Socialist Party member Robbie Segal is standing, and campaigning for a campaigning, democratic union. See www.robbiesegal.org for more details.

Tuesday 10th February - 7.00pm - North Devon Socialist Party branch meeting - G2 room, Barnstaple Library - Discussion of organisational issues, and debate on Darwin and evolution, introduced by JL.

Wednesday 11th February - 7.00pm - Fight For Jobs public meeting - Exeter Community Centre, St Davids Hill, Exeter - Called by Devon Socialist Party and Exeter Socialist Students, this meeting will be a chance to discuss the current economic crisis and how workers and youth can organise to protect jobs and living standards.

A more extensive calendar of events over 2009 will follow at the bottom of the page.

Thursday, 15 November 2007

Inequality - the human cost ...an article on our new articles website

To keep this website a place for news, reports and announcements about events, we try to keep articles quite short. We have had a few, but we plan to publish some interesting and insightful articles about key issues such as inequality, low pay and class with a focus on Devon over the coming weeks. We have therefore decided to create a new website for these articles, at http://devonsocialistarticles.wordpress.com . When we add an article to that website we will put a notice on this main website to let you know.

Starting off the new website is an article on inequality and health, by DL, an NHS worker and Campaign for a New Workers' Party supporter who earlier on in the year reviewed the book 'Blackshirts in Devon' for this site.

Please visit the new website to read the article, and look out on this main website for news of any new articles over the coming weeks.

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