Behind the South Liverpool Tribune Reading Group

By: Diane Garrison; Tom Logan

In L8, the South Liverpool Tribune Reading Group is organising political education to help a diverse working-class community fight decades of government neglect.

Members of the South Liverpool Tribune Reading Group. (Twitter)

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Activism runs through the heart of Liverpool’s communities. It’s a golden thread that has woven itself through the last century of the city’s history and embedded itself in its DNA. And it has grown despite the chronic under-resourcing of those communities and the narrative ascribed to the area by those looking in from the outside. […]

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Activism runs through the heart of Liverpool’s communities. It’s a golden thread that has woven itself through the last century of the city’s history and embedded itself in its DNA. And it has grown despite the chronic under-resourcing of those communities and the narrative ascribed to the area by those looking in from the outside. […]

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Activism runs through the heart of Liverpool’s communities. It’s a golden thread that has woven itself through the last century of the city’s history and embedded itself in its DNA. And it has grown despite the chronic under-resourcing of those communities and the narrative ascribed to the area by those looking in from the outside. […]

Activism runs through the heart of Liverpool’s communities. It’s a golden thread that has woven itself through the last century of the city’s history and embedded itself in its DNA. And it has grown despite the chronic under-resourcing of those communities and the narrative ascribed to the area by those looking in from the outside. […]

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