The Ministry of Defence has announced that it is to sell off part of the military estate in the UK. This seems like an eminently sensible idea as it's not entirely obvious that our now rather small ...

Months of infighting in the Socialist Party (SP) have erupted into a public row after one of its members, Janice Godrich, decided to stand against another, Chris Baugh, for the post of assistant ...

After years of austerity and denial under a new Reform UK council, a failing Send service was pushed into the spotlight by staff, unions and parents — culminating in a £1.3m funding boost and a 50% ...

As women footballers were getting ready to unofficially kick off the London Olympics, the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union general secretary was preparing to bow to ruling class pressure, ...

The Government is on a collision course with unions and faces the threat of a national strike over controversial plans to axe tens of thousands of jobs in the Civil Service. The Prime Minister sparked ...

MARK SERWOTKA unmasked Prospect and the First Division Association yesterday as the two unions who said PCS had “brought attacks on themselves” when he had appealed for solidarity. Mr Serwotka ...

Union leader Mark Serwotka is grateful he has a lively retirement to look forward to thanks to a heart transplant operation seven years ago. Mark, 60, is retiring as the longest-serving leader of a ...

MARK SERWOTKA has become the most senior trade unionist to be banned from voting in the Labour leadership election, in a move branded “a total joke.” The leader of public-sector union PCS has been a ...

A United Kingdom trade union for civil, public servants and private sector workers on government contracts announced a one day, all-member strike to take place on Feb. 1. The move involves 100,000 ...

MARK SERWOTKA will address tomorrow’s NHS demo in his first public speaking event since having a heart transplant in December. The PCS union leader said he owed his life to doctors and nurses and ...

Decisions made by managers at the DVLA driving licence body have meant a "catastrophic" processing backlog of 1.4 million cases, a union says. Mark Serwotka, head of the Public and Commercial Services ...