Tag: Liverpool
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Breck Road Brawl
On October 22, a violent brawl occurred on Breck Road in Liverpool, involving builders attacked by local men over false abduction rumors. The incident reflects broader social tensions in a deprived area facing economic neglect and rising violence. Divisive rhetoric exacerbates community divisions, distracting from systemic issues like underinvestment and inequality.
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Anfield Building Collapse.
The collapse of an abandoned building near Anfield Stadium raises concerns about council funding and neglect in Liverpool. This incident reflects a larger issue of neglect and profit-driven decision-making, highlighting the systemic consequences of prioritizing profit over public welfare. The city’s historic sites and working-class areas suffer from disrepair, revealing the impact of market-driven policies…
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St Johns Market
In Liverpool, the iconic St Johns Market faces closure as the Council blames traders for unpaid fees, neglecting the market’s decline after a costly refurbishment. This reflects a pattern of sacrificing community heritage for profit. Similar closures of health and leisure centers reveal a troubling trend of prioritizing profit over public well-being. The community is…
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Red Book Fair
Our second outing is approaching! We will be manning a stall at the Red Book Fair on the 18th November. Next month! It’s being held at the famous Scouse socialist bar The Casa on Hope Street, Liverpool. Come down and see us! Have a pint, buy a book and listen to come some Communists talk.…
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Who is behind the TUC motion asking British workers to support war crimes?
The pro-imperialist ‘Ukraine Solidarity Campaign’ organised a demonstration in London in April 2022 at which known secret service assets like Paul Mason called on the government to ‘Arm, arm, arm Ukraine’. The organisation relies heavily on US-sponsored ‘labour activists’ and ‘socialists’ in Ukraine (a country where all real working-class resistance was long ago outlawed). These…
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Where’s the Money Harry?
If you have read my previous article, you will know that I did not think it would be a good idea for Our City, Liverpool, to host Eurovision. My point was proved, but I take no joy from it. Being right was not my main concern, as if one is not right, one is usually…
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The Henderson Controversy
Woke branding , western exceptionalism, big money and a lad from Sunderland I was reluctant to write this article. I struggled to decide if it was worth opening that can of worms! Then I read an article by The Post, an online publication for the Merseyside region. This is normally a very good publication that…