Assessments and perspectives After a raft of amendments, the following perspectives were unanimously agreed at the March 22 AGM of CPGB members 1. Besides everyday certainties such as further pandemics, economic downturns and yet further jolting rounds of living labour being replaced by dead labour (eg, artificial intelligence), it is altogether clear nowadays that civilisation – even Read more about Assessments and perspectives for 2026[…]
Communist University 2026 August 8-15, central London Cost: Whole week, including accommodation: £250 (£150 unwaged) First/final weekend, including one night’s accommodation: £60 (£30) Full day: £10 (£5). Single session: £5 (£3) Reserve your place by sending a £30 deposit to account: Communist Party of Great Britain Cooperative Bank, sort code: 08-92-99, account number: 65109991 IBAN: Read more about Communist University 2026[…]
Thesis and synthesis After a lengthy period of consideration, the November 9 2025 CPGB membership aggregate debated and adopted theses on trans liberation. The other subject for discussion was the forthcoming Your Party founding conference in Liverpool and the danger of a witch-hunt against the organised left. Ian Spencer reports -for the original report in Read more about Thesis on trans liberation[…]
The CPGB is centrally involved in the ‘Socialist Unity Platform’, which organised an all-day fringe event during the YP founding conference in Liverpool on November 29 2025 Videos from the SUP fringe event in Liverpool Digital democracy, crowd-editing and the problems with Omov online voting – click here to watch With Yassamine Mather (Critique editor), patcon Read more about Socialist Unity Platform[…]
Letter from the CPGB to Talking About Socialism Comrades, your announcement, breaking off talks between TAS, the CPGB and the pro-party faction of Prometheus is something that we deeply regret. We still have before us a great opportunity to take forward what is our joint project of forging communist unity and building a mass Communist Read more about Letter from CPGB to TAS: Reconsider your decision to break from FCU[…]
Communist University 2025 July 31 – August 7, central London This year’s event is co-organised by the CPGB, Talking About Socialism and the Prometheus online journal and will therefore look and feel very different to the event of previous years. Check out this article to see some of the changes we are envisaging for this Read more about Join us for Communist University 2025![…]
The first face-to-face meeting as part of the communist fusion process took place on March 8. The aim was to find out where we agreed and where we disagreed. Mike Macnair reports on Forging Communist Unity This article first appeared in the Weekly Worker March 13 2025 We have met more than once online. But Read more about Getting down to details[…]
Programmatic starting point Without a comprehensive, fully worked-out programme, our party will have no chance of taking coherent form, guarding against opportunism or navigating the road to socialism, argues Jack Conrad This first appeared in the Weekly Worker February 27 2025 Our fifth round of Forging Communist Unity talks, on February 23, centred entirely on Read more about The latest from ‘Forging Communist Unity’[…]
Sober realities and future prospects Mainstream politics continues to move to the right, and that has dragged the opportunist left ever further to the right too. However there are some positive developments. Paul Cooper reports CPGB members and supporters met on February 23 for our annual general meeting, where we discussed political perspectives ( see Read more about Our perspectives – AGM 2025[…]
Questions of war and peace Once again it has become common to talk about genocide and the danger of nuclear war. How should we respond? Paul Cooper reports on Winter Communist University, which took place in January 2025 Set against the horrors unleashed in Palestine and Ukraine, it was more than appropriate that this year’s Read more about Communist University Winter 2025[…]