Conference report

129 items. Identified from the paper’s own running section banner where there is one, and from the headline otherwise — so this is the editors’ own label, not an inference about subject.

• Labour Conference 97 - Why unions sold out on Blair's partnership fraudPete Firmin · Socialist Outlook no. 10, November 1997
• Unison's leaders scorn conference votesPaul Wozny · Socialist Outlook no. 17, Summer 1998
• International conference launches campaign for Cologne protestAlan Thornett · Socialist Outlook no. 22, February 1999
• Scottish Socialist Party Conference 2000Gordon Morgan · Socialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• LSA Conference marks major step forwardGreg Tucker · Socialist Outlook no. 36, Summer 2000
• Our world is not for sale - Brighton S24 Counter-conference and demoSocialist Outlook no. 37, September 2000
• Scottish Socialist Party Conference - Scottish conference is crucial for left unityGordon Morgan · Socialist Outlook no. 42, February 2001
• Labour Party Conference 2001 - An uneasy truceAl Christian · Socialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Anti-war campaigns - "All out for November 18th" - Conference callTerry Conway · Socialist Outlook no. 50, November 2001
• Conference of European Anti-capitalist leftSocialist Outlook no. 51, January 2002
• Conference boost for Socialist AllianceSocialist Outlook no. 51, January 2002
• Socialist Alliance TU conference Whose money is it, anyway?Socialist Outlook no. 53, March 2002
• Socialist Alliance Trade Union Conference - Conference boosts debate over union political fundsAlan Thornett · Socialist Outlook no. 53, March 2002
• Trade union conference calledSam Inman · Socialist Outlook no. 1, May 1 1991
• Conference against the witch huntManchester Town Hall · Socialist Outlook no. 7, September 14 1991
• Women in the Unions conference successSocialist Outlook no. 13, December 14 1991
• MPs to call conference of Labour LeftPete Firmin · Socialist Outlook no. 14, January 18 1992
• Benn and Scargill launch Unshackle Unions conference campaignSocialist Outlook no. 21, May 16 1992
• Labour Left conference Two steps forward, oneSocialist Outlook no. 24, June 27 1992
• 1993 Congress sees TUC's Monks in retreat Rot!Dave Osler · Socialist Outlook no. 49, September 18 1993
• Tribune conference to 'rock the boat'Helen Shaw · Socialist Outlook no. 62, May 14 1994
• Paris conference calls for European 35-hour campaignBrian Smart · Socialist Outlook no. 62, May 14 1994
• 350 at Manchester conference back fighting policies Socialists answer Blair bandwagonChris Brooks · Socialist Outlook no. 65, June 25 1994
• Field day for zealots Cairo Conference traps women between twoSocialist Outlook no. 69, September 24 1994
• NUT conference swings behind anti-cuts fightKeith Sinclair · Socialist Outlook no. 82, April 29 1995
• Berlin climate conference puts conservation on the back burner New blast of hot air on global warmingBala Kumar · Socialist Outlook no. 82, April 29 1995
• FACE conference looks to the frontRoy Leach · Socialist Outlook no. 98, March 2 1996
• Unison Conference demands change from LabourFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 105, July 13 1996
• Down with Fortress Europe! Lille conference calls for end to detentionsBill MacKeith · Socialist Outlook no. 4, April 1997
• Can NUTE show the way?Socialist Outlook no. 4, April 1997
• Party into Power: Blair's bridge too far?Socialist Outlook no. 7, Summer 1997
• Don't stand up, fight back!Socialist Outlook no. 7, Summer 1997
• Sacked Hillingdon workers: still fighting onElkie Dee · Socialist Outlook no. 7, Summer 1997
• MSF welcomes Labour - but not its policiesVeronica Fagan · Socialist Outlook no. 7, Summer 1997
• Welfare StateSocialist Outlook no. 7, Summer 1997
• INSIDE COWLEY Trade union strugglesSocialist Outlook no. 9, October 1997
• Defend the Strasbourg 4!Socialist Outlook no. 10, November 1997
• Message to SLP members Agreed statement of 57 congress delegates andSocialist Outlook no. 12, February 1998
• A Trojan horse for business in schoolsRichard Hatcher · Socialist Outlook no. 14, April 1998
• Education Action ZonesSocialist Outlook no. 14, April 1998
• What are Education Action Zones!Socialist Outlook no. 14, April 1998
• still waiting recognitionSocialist Outlook no. 17, Summer 1998
• INSIDE GOWLEYSocialist Outlook no. 17, Summer 1998
• Women gain ground in CWUMarian Brain · Socialist Outlook no. 17, Summer 1998
• CWU steps back on anti-union lawsSocialist Outlook no. 17, Summer 1998
• D SOCIALIST QUTLOOK Teachers reject Blunkett's Performance Related PaySocialist Outlook no. 19, October 1998
• Which way forward for Civil Service Left?Socialist Outlook no. 19, October 1998
• INSIDE COWLEYSocialist Outlook no. 19, October 1998
• New left lifts off in TGWUSocialist Outlook no. 19, October 1998
• Linking up the leftSocialist Outlook no. 21, January 1999
• WHAT'S ONSocialist Outlook no. 21, January 1999
• SOCIALINT QUTLOOK IS Confused on IsraelSocialist Outlook no. 21, January 1999
• PFI is a threat to support staffSocialist Outlook no. 21, January 1999
• Youth fighting austerity mobilise for Cologne 99Veronica Fagan · Socialist Outlook no. 22, February 1999
• Agencies move in on low-paid NHS nursesSocialist Outlook no. 23, March 1999
• Private health care - still a threat to NHSBob Whale · Socialist Outlook no. 23, March 1999
• New Labour - New Privatisation!Business Services Dept. · Socialist Outlook no. 24, April 1999
• MSF caught up in sleaze rowSocialist Outlook no. 24, April 1999
• RMT elections signal steps forward for left collaborationPaul Fleet · Socialist Outlook no. 24, April 1999
• MSF Conference 1999 Left stranded as Chowcat is thrown to the Lyons!Socialist Outlook no. 25, May 1999
• Trades Councils Conference refuses to let itself be neuteredSocialist Outlook no. 26, Summer 1999
• Back to the Future When even Labour's right wing was leftSocialist Outlook no. 28, October 1999
• Servile union chiefs moisten Blair's rubber stampVeronica Fagan · Socialist Outlook no. 28, October 1999
• FrighteningSocialist Outlook no. 28, October 1999
• UNISON fails 'independent' PrenticeSocialist Outlook no. 30, Winter 1999
• Guards' safety dispute - it's time for the RMT to lead actionSocialist Outlook no. 30, Winter 1999
• Scottish Socialist Party At last: a answer to council tax!Gordon Morgan · Socialist Outlook no. 33, April 2000
• Ayr sees Labour's support collapseBrian Soutar · Socialist Outlook no. 33, April 2000
• Why are women still not trusted to make policy?Leanne Wood · Socialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• Oxford Socialist Alliance launchedAndy Kilmister · Socialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• Defend expelled UNISON activists!Socialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• FINSTATE SARAH FRIDAYSocialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• After the London Elections A LABOUR MOVEMENT CONFERENCE To discuss how Party and trade union members can bulld on the anger over the mayoral selection procedure and resist further attacks on Party democracy, the jobs and conditions of trade unionists and public servicesSocialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• Time for teachers to stand and fight!Gill Lee · Socialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• Sniping from the LeftCharlie van Gelderen · Socialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000
• Set back for at MSFTerry Conway · Socialist Outlook no. 35, June 2000
• Civil Service union conference rejects Blair's agenda Left makes gains as PCS right-wing bureaucrats fall outDarren Williams · Socialist Outlook no. 35, June 2000
• CWU rank and file moves left, and tells Labour ... Privatisation? No thanks!Marian Brain · Socialist Outlook no. 36, Summer 2000
• BARBED WIRE EUROPE Conference AgainstSocialist Outlook no. 36, Summer 2000
• TUC calls for action - against picketing!Socialist Outlook no. 38, October 2000
• Tory ambitions go up in smokeJohn Lister · Socialist Outlook no. 38, October 2000
• PCS: Mark Serwotka for General SecretarySocialist Outlook no. 38, October 2000
• Pensions: make fat cat bosses pay their share!Socialist Outlook no. 38, October 2000
• Fighting scandal of council house salesTerry Conway · Socialist Outlook no. 38, October 2000
• General Election Protocol as agreed at the Socialist Alliance National Conference on Sept 30thSocialist Outlook no. 38, October 2000
• The decisions of the conference were:Socialist Outlook no. 38, October 2000
• RMT Conference crisis - but left moves forwardGreg Tucker · Socialist Outlook no. 40, December 2000
• RMT threatens new strikes to defend safetySocialist Outlook no. 45, May 2001
• South West Trains halted by strikeSocialist Outlook no. 45, May 2001
• MSF left must gear up for mergerSocialist Outlook no. 45, May 2001
• Some of us prefer safety!Socialist Outlook no. 45, May 2001
• NUT setback for teachersLewisham NUT · Socialist Outlook no. 45, May 2001
• Building a real 'bridge' to win the massesSocialist Outlook no. 45, May 2001
• NHSSocialist Outlook no. 45, May 2001
• Socialists mount Tyneside challengeSocialist Outlook no. 46, June 2001
• Blair welcomes DubyaSocialist Outlook no. 46, June 2001
• RMT Conference calls time on right wing policiesSocialist Outlook no. 47, July–August 2001
• UNISON conference fires warning shots at New LabourFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 47, July–August 2001
• PICKETSocialist Outlook no. 47, July–August 2001
• Stop Blair's war on refugees!Socialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Glasgow housing stock transfer to go to ballotUnions Fightback · Socialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Medical secretaries strike again!Socialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Counter conference successSocialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Rail unions say no to war ASLEF Emergency Resolution to 2001 Labour PartySocialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Executives adopted this policy statement on September 27Socialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• 400 at Birmingham anti-war rallySocialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Stop the War CoalitionSocialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Brent and Harrow get organisedSocialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• Hull - No, we won't go!Keith Sinclair · Socialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001
• YNDICATS Conference called to defend asylum seekersHome So Finan · Socialist Outlook no. 51, January 2002
• NO TO SPSocialist Outlook no. 51, January 2002
• U NAME WARBLOODY SPO · Socialist Outlook no. 51, January 2002
• Alliance Executive sets out priorities for 2002 campaignSocialist Outlook no. 51, January 2002
• Whose money is it, anyway?Socialist Outlook no. 53, March 2002
• NUT calls for national demo against privatisationStuart Richardson · Socialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002
• New Labour's Newham council derecognises UNISON!Socialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002
• UNISON sick of waiting for London weightingSocialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002
• Heated debate on Palestine as Alliance agrees next stepsTerry Conway · Socialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002
• CRE MASSACRESocialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002
• Stop attacks on asylum seekersSocialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002
• Yarl's Wood scandal: demand public inquiry!Veronica Fagan · Socialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002
• Blairite stitch-up ensures Health Committee report slams PFI criticJohn Lister · Socialist Outlook no. 56, Summer 2002
• SSP to campaign against the EuroSocialist Outlook no. 56, Summer 2002
• NUM conference ignores sacked minersSocialist Outlook no. 2, July–August 1987
• NALGO conference swings leftSocialist Outlook no. 2, July–August 1987
• Palestine: a regional peace conference is not the answerRalph Schoenman · Socialist Outlook no. 6, April–March 1988
• Union conference surveySocialist Outlook no. 17, August 1989
• NUJ Conference ReportSocialist Viewpoint no. 12, May 1986
• Magic words of conference illusionistsSocialist Viewpoint no. 14, November 1986