Teachers’ Strike
NUT Stand up for education – The NUT has published a “Manifesto For Our Children’s Education” which it will be using in the run up to the General Election next […]
Police Commissioner election
On 15 November there will be the first elections for a new West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner. There are two public meetings coming up at which you can find […]
Trades Union Councils’ Programme of Work 2012-2013
Programme of Work for all trades union councils for 2012-2013 is available here….
Burston Strike School Rally
Annual rally to celebrate the longest strike in history: Schoolchildren ‘went on strike’ in 1914 to support their teachers, sacked by the rural squirearchy for organising agricultural workers. September 4th […]
Save Wolverhampton’s Libraries
Councillors back community hubs plan
free Community Activist training
The TUC (not wolves Trade Union Council) will be running free Community Activist training on Saturday 21st July from 9.30 – 4pm in Wolverhampton
Trades Union Councils’ national Conference 2012
Report of Wolverhampton TUC Delegate
TUC demo – A Future That Works
TUC organised mass demonstration through central London with a rally in Hyde Park, under the banner of ‘A Future That Works’ on Saturday 20th October
Crane Regulation consultation
On Tuesday 3rd July a large protest was held against the governments Government’s decision to end the crane registration regulations
Prison privatisation failure
G4S – £150m Featherstone super-jail plagued by problems within four weeks of opening
No to 999 call privatisation
Long-serving Wolverhampton Councillor Bob Jones won election for the new Police Commissioner for the West Midlands on November 15th in a 12% turnout. His first decision was to halt privatisation. […]
Youth Unemployment campaign
In the Black Country more than 1 in 10 young people are unemployed. The TUC is campaigning for a FUTURE THAT WORKS for young people in Wolverhampton. We need URGENT […]
Workers Day Wolverhampton May 1st 2012
contact info@wolvestuc.org.uk for details of next planning meeting @Pegasus to start organising 1st May 2013 Over 300 came to enjoy performances from Moqapi Selassie, Transit Trix and Broken Dialect.