Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the April 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard On the western outskirts of Johannesburg lies the “shanty-town" of Newclare—an ugl...

From the April 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard According to The Economist (25/2/50), Mr. Herbert Morrison regrets that the activities...

From the April 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard A Tory M.P., Mr. Hugh. Linstead , has tried to define the issues that will divide the p...

Party News from the April 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard Kingston Branch having passed through a comparatively inactive winter perio...

Editorial from the April 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard Before it became the Government the Labour Party built up a reputation on the ...

From the April 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard  What an ungrateful lot the British workers are! Hardened fighters in the great battle ...

From the September 1922 issue of the Socialist Standard The “London Building Guild” commenced its existence in July, 1920, by promising to ...

Party News from the September 1922 issue of the Socialist Standard “WHAT COULD YOU DO WITH £600 ?” The above question is extracted from an ...

From the September 1922 issue of the Socialist Standard When discussing with the average member of the working class, or at meetings that b...

From the September 1922 issue of the Socialist Standard The remedies which were propounded as a solution for the slump in trade which has p...

Editorial from the September 1922 issue of the Socialist Standard On August 15th the newspapers displayed large headlines announcing the de...

From the September 1922 issue of the Socialist Standard Owing, partly at least, to the large but not surprising increase of crime which has...