Into their stride

After the big shortfall in our February fund, we really need to make up some lost ground in March. True, many comrades are just starting to get into their stride with fundraising for the Spring Offensive, but please don't forget the Weekly Worker. Winter, summer, autumn - and spring - we need the full £400 per month to cover our costs.

In fact March's fund has got off to a promising start with a couple of good donations from comrades GF (£30) and CF (£20). Together with some regular standing orders, we have £124 in hand.

However, I notice that other regular donors seem to have forgotten us - at least in February. Let's hope that they recover their memory in time for us to reach our target for March.

Robbie Rix

Ask for a bankers order form, or send cheques, payable to Weekly Worker, BCM Box 928, London WC1N 3XX

Number 374

Thursday March 8 2001

We cannot replace New Labour by becoming old Labour   -   Jack Conrad calls on the Socialist Alliance to prioritise political questions in the forthcoming general election

Highlighting the differences   -   Report of the Socialist Alliance programme commission to the February 17 Liaison Committee meeting

Socialist Alliance roundup   -   Socialist Alliance press launch: Challenging Labour; Cambs: Principled politics?; East London: Vote Labour; Salford: Grant selected; Southwark: Economism rules

Spring offensive 2001   -   Mark Fischer reports that £13,000 has already been pledged

Playing Chancellor   -   Marcus Larsen assesses the Socialist Alliance alternative budget

Make your mind up time   -   Terry Liddle calls for greens to join the Socialist Alliance and help transform it into a unitary revolutionary party

Fight for what we need   -   Tom May outlines how the Socialist Alliance should determine the level of the minimum wage

Letters   -   Grave-robbers; DIY politics; Thick workers; Not so great; Occupation; Don't vote; Meat wasteful

Legacy of pioneer French communists   -   Ian Donovan looks at the latest issue of Revolutionary History, devoted to the writings of Alfred and Marguerite Rosmer