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Debating and discussing the future of socialism. For pitches contact: [email protected].

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Joined September 2018
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Hello, just a brief update. Hosting and the domain have been secured for another year as we were able to find a web host provider that didn't break the bank. There will be a brief bit of site downtime this week as the migration is finalised.
The Social Review@SocReview29 Jun 2025
Housekeeping note - As you may have noticed, TSR is on a hiatus due to a lack of editorial capacity, which is set to continue. As a result, and due to the domain costs being prohibitively expensive, the TSR website will be decommissioned later this week.
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The site hiatus is unfortunately set to continue due to ongoing work commitments, but I'll repeat the call that if any friend of TSR feels like taking it on, do feel free to DM. - Michael
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Housekeeping note - As you may have noticed, TSR is on a hiatus due to a lack of editorial capacity, which is set to continue. As a result, and due to the domain costs being prohibitively expensive, the TSR website will be decommissioned later this week.
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Our back catalogue of articles is still available for free via Substack, as are episodes of the podcast on most streaming platforms If a friend of the site is interested in taking it on, feel free to get in touch via DM. - Michael
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Anyone interested in why our food standards have declined and the vital importance of why they should be improved should read this book writes @WBarberTaylor in his review of Serving the Public by Kevin Morgan
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Read his article on the TSR site here: thesocialreview.co.uk/2025/0…
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And for our readers on Substack: open.substack.com/pub/thesoc…
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The Social Review@SocReview23 Mar 2025
The latest set of updates to the Employment Rights Bill indicate a Government that is wobbling on its commitments, writes George Guillam (links below) 👇
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The latest set of updates to the Employment Rights Bill indicate a Government that is wobbling on its commitments, writes George Guillam (links below) 👇
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thesocialreview.co.uk/2025/0… And for our readers on Substack: thesocialreview.substack.com…
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While his retirement is a loss to the movement, Mick Lynch would be the first to rail against the idea of being irreplaceable writes George Guillam 👇 thesocialreview.co.uk/2025/0…
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The Social Review@SocReview27 Oct 2024
Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is a sincere statement of intent, but not a guarantee of success writes George Guillam 👇 thesocialreview.co.uk/2024/1…
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Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is a sincere statement of intent, but not a guarantee of success writes George Guillam 👇 thesocialreview.co.uk/2024/1…
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The reasons why a Prime Minister elected on a staggering change mandate opted to spend the summer depressing the public can't solely be attributed to Sue Gray, writes John Fitzgerald 👇 thesocialreview.co.uk/2024/1…
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While Gray is part of this tale, what this ultimately reveals are truths about how Starmer’s lack of political instincts have created organisational strife in the heart of Number 10 writes John Fitzgerald 👇 thesocialreview.co.uk/2024/1…
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The Social Review@SocReview28 Sep 2024
On the left? Got an idea for an article kicking around but not sure where to start? Pitch to The Social Review! We're always keen to support new writers and assist in the editing process. For more info contact [email protected]
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