Solidarity magazine is a publication produced by and for trade union activists in Britain (produced four times a year – 20 pages), campaigning in the unions for:

• A break from the ‘social partnership’ approach which ties the unions to the coat-tails of the employers
• A ‘new unionism’ which opposes subordination to the global market and campaigns for a practical working class internationalism
• Opposition to privatisation, whether outright, or in the form of PFI or PPP, campaigning for social ownership
• A trades unionism which, whilst fighting to improve working conditions and wages, breaks with the narrow workplace concerns of ‘non-political’ trades unionism, and fights for the interests of the working class and oppressed as a whole
• Repeal of all anti-union legislation and an end to state interference in the unions
• An end to all bureaucratic privileges and control, and democratisation of the unions under membership control.

The Editorial Board includes:

Glen Burrows (Bristol RMT)

Dave Chapple (Chair Bristol CWU, Sec Bridgwater TUC)

Sheila Cohen (NUJ, ex-Editor Trade Union News)

Pete Firmin (CWU, President Brent TUC))

Gregor Gall (Industrial Relations Hertford University)

Kim Moody (NUJ, ex Director Labor Notes USA)

Clive Norris (Assistant Secretary Nottingham City UNISON)

Terry Pearce (Chair Bracknell UNITE)