SUTR AGM report
On Saturday 8 November, over 350 delegates representing 79 SUTR groups and 71 trade union branches, regions, national bodies and trades councils attended the Stand Up to Racism AGM. They … Read more
On Saturday 8 November, over 350 delegates representing 79 SUTR groups and 71 trade union branches, regions, national bodies and trades councils attended the Stand Up to Racism AGM. They … Read more
Executive Summary I attended a critically important conference addressing systemic racism, structural inequality, and the experiences of Black and minority ethnic teachers within the UK education system. The event brought … Read more
Friday Morning – Workplace Reps Training Session resources Staffordshire NEU – Rep of the Year 2024/25 Presentation Friday Evening – Staffordshire NEU Branch & District General Meeting and Social Time … Read more
The Big Ride for Palestine was initiated in 2015 by activists in Britain, Ireland and beyond who wanted to combine our love of cycling with support for the Palestinian people. … Read more
On Saturday the 16th of August, Staffordshire NEU took part in the very first Pride event in Burton upon Trent. Held on the sports fields at Shobnall Leisure Complex, with … Read more
Staffordshire NEU’s second local Pride event of 2025 was Stafford Pride, on the 9th of August. This was the first time Staffordshire NEU had attended Stafford Pride, and Staffordshire NEU … Read more
This weekend myself, and 2 other members from Staffordshire attended the Disabled Members Conference in Manchester. The weekend started with placard making and getting to know each other. We spoke … Read more
Staffordshire NEU took part in Lichfield Pride in July, with the support a couple of our comrades from Wolverhampton. We still have Stafford Pride coming up on the 9th of … Read more
In July, Staffordshire NEU hosted our first summer Salsa Social, to raise money for the Cuba Solidarity Campaign. Over £300 was raised for the charity and we all got to … Read more
Write to your MP today and ask them to urge the government to rethink its aid cuts and ensure the UK continues to invest in educating the world’s poorest and … Read more