We won’t pay for Trump’s wars!
Fight energy bill poverty
Enfield council should step in - use hardship funds to bail us out
I will fight for Enfield to expand its support to households from the Crisis and Resilience Fund to bail out those who cannot pay the sky-rocketing energy bills

We fight for:
No cuts to any public services and jobs, and no increases in council tax.

Full statement

Fund the services our community needs and send the bill to Keir Starmer. Re-open libraries and youth services
100% council homes on council land. No more handouts to the property developers. Enfield council to use its existing powers to bring in rent control and freeze social rents and charges. Keep all public land publicly owned.
Enfield council can act now on the cost of living – expand hardship funds so no one is forced into debt, hardship or eviction as big business hikes prices to maximise profits
The working class needs its own party – the trade unions should lead
Make the super-rich pay – take the wealth and resources off the 1%

The Socialist Party is part of TUSC, co-founding it with former RMT leader Bob Crow and others in 2010.

The Socialist Party offers socialist ideas to build movements against the cost-of-living crisis, NHS privatisation, student fee hikes, library closures, attacks on public services, and against all forms of discrimination and war.

The Socialist Party is fighting for a fundamental change in society. The enormous wealth, the industry, the skills, science and knowledge should be harnessed and planned to meet the needs of all rather than, as it is at the moment, to increase the wealth of a few billionaires.
We have a winning record of building mass working class movements. Our forerunner, Militant, led two mass struggles that won against Margaret Thatcher, seen as the undefeatable ‘Iron Lady’. Our party, including members elected as councillors then, helped lead the mass Liverpool struggle 1984-5 against Thatcher’s cuts programme, winning £60 million for new jobs, council homes and services for workers and youth in Liverpool. We led the 18-million strong mass non-payment movement which defeated the poll tax and saw Thatcher finally out of office in 1990.

Vote Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition in Enfield on 7 May