22 August 2017 Now the threat of nuclear war looms nearer again, we share the experience of eighty-year-old activist Ernest Rodker, whose work is displayed at The Imperial War Museum. With Jane Shallice and Jenny Nelson he discussed a recent history of the anti-war movement.

30 May 2017 Settit Beyene looks at the truth behind the prime minister's favourite soundbite

2 May 2017 This isn’t just a stunt. A new worker’s cooperative is set to employ people on a real living wage in a recycling scheme that is heavily trolling George Osborne. Jenny Nelson writes

31 March 2017 Ken Loach, Dawn Foster & Soweto Kinch to speak in Croydon at the first event of a UK-wide series organised by The World Transformed and local activists

27 March 2017 On April 19th, we’ll be holding the second of Red Pepper’s Race Section Open Editorial Meetings.

14 March 2017 The City of London Corporation is one of the most secretive and least understood institutions in the world, writes Luke Walter

7 March 2017 Ian Hodson reflects on the Copeland by-election and explains why Corbyn has the full support of The Bakers Food and Allied Workers Union

2 March 2017 On 15 March, we’ll be holding the first of Red Pepper’s Race Section open editorial meetings.

24 February 2017 On March 4 & 5 Bethnal Green will host a migrant-led festival fostering community and solidarity for people of all backgrounds, writes Sohail Jannesari

21 February 2017 Oppression increases in the run up to Turkey’s constitutional referendum, writes Mehmet Ugur from Academics for Peace

1 February 2017 As well as protesting against Trump we have a lot of work to get on with here in the UK. Here's a list started by Platform

26 January 2017 Take action this month with the Coal Action Network. By Anne Harris

5 December 2016 Sheldon Ridley spoke to students taking part in their first national demonstration.

2 December 2016 Red Pepper will be publishing a new book review each day until Christmas

27 November 2016 A three-day general strike has brought Sudan to a stand still as people mobilise against the government and inequality. Jenny Nelson writes.

18 November 2016 Lewisham residents object to a new trend in local authority housing developments

17 November 2016 Marienna Pope-Weidemann reports on disruption at the European Custody and Detention Summit

9 November 2016 As news of a Trump victory sinks in, we share words of solidarity and calls to action from activists across the left in the UK.

27 October 2016 A free arts and culture event event in Bedford, hosted by The General Federation of Trade Unions on 6 December.

17 October 2016 South East London Sisters Uncut stormed Southwark Council’s quarterly cabinet to highlight the council’s failure to support domestic violence survivors. Emma Snaith reports

16 October 2016 Frances Howe challenges the validity of 'renewable energy' subsidies for biomass and introduces a new wave of action against Drax power station

26 September 2016 Join the Red Pepper team to write and commission content on racism and xenophobia.

20 September 2016 Thousands of activists will arrive in Liverpool this month for the Labour Party Conference and its fringe events. Jenny Nelson recommends places to visit and introduces the local political scene

30 August 2016 In the run up to a November event Robin Grey makes the case for urban and rural communities to work together to tackle land rights, ownership and usage

24 August 2016 Alex Richardson-Price observes the pressing need for a character assassination, by any means necessary, of Jeremy Corbyn.

28 July 2016 A lot of recent news has been deeply troubling, from the post-Brexit fallout to the rise of Trump; we won't list the reasons you have to feel depressed. Instead, here are some snippets of good news from people-powered campaigns across the UK and beyond 

25 July 2016 Professor Mario Novelli attended a controversial Brighton and Hove Constituency Labour Party AGM and explains why he backs Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader

18 July 2016 The rules have been changing rapidly, complete this short survey to find out whether you're eligible to vote and find out how to do it

12 July 2016 As its wealth is seized by foreign interests, Africa is facing a colonial invasion in many ways as devastating as the one it suffered in the nineteenth century. Ross Hemingway reports.

11 July 2016 Join us to explore media justice with Gary Younge, Shake! and Numbi Arts, on Tuesday 19 July at Rich Mix in London

28 June 2016 Simon Hardy gives the facts about Corbyn's victories so far that you won't read in the rest of the press

22 June 2016 A new film by Chester Yang uncovers the suppression of student protests in the 2010 uprising against tuition fees

16 June 2016 Theo Simon writes from one of the longest continuous blockades of a nuclear weapons base

13 June 2016 Sirio Canós Donnay explains why countries that have suffered the most at the hands of the Troika, like Greece and Spain, are also the most pro-European

5 June 2016 Red Pepper, the Latin American Bureau and Practical Action Publishing host an evening of discussion on the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff and the future of the left in Brazil

3 June 2016 Help reinvigorate and strengthen UK grassroots social justice movements by sending young black and brown activists to a crucial training conference in Detroit

2 June 2016 Siobhán McGuirk writes about scapegoating and anti-immigrant sentiment in the EU referendum debate

1 June 2016 Ahead of a series of public meetings, Matt Hawkins calls on local communities to join the disarmament movement

30 May 2016 Emma Snaith reports on the Focus E15 demonstration highlighting the link between a lack of decent social housing and poor mental health

26 May 2016 There are deep reasons for racism in American politics, but the white liberal left has done little to prevent it, writes Mariama Eversley

19 May 2016 A gathering of health workers on 22 May is an important initiative, writes Neil Faulkner

19 May 2016 Behind the junior doctors' strikes is a battle to save the NHS from creeping privatisation. Organiser Kevin Allard reports on efforts to escalate and broaden the action.

13 May 2016 John Millington writes on how blacklisted workers won – and where the campaign is going next

13 May 2016 Kelvin Mason reports from Reclaim the Power's camp against opencast mining in Wales, looking at its organisation and future actions

12 May 2016 Izzy Koksal reports on a campaign that shows how councils are using dirty tricks to deny housing help to people in need