Socialist Solidarity Network

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The Socialist Solidarity Network is a grouping of socialists in the United Kingdom most of whom are former members of the Socialist Party of England and Wales. They supported the Socialist Alliance in England and support the Scottish Socialist Party in Scotland.

In 2002, the Network absorbed the Socialist Democracy Group. In 2003, launched the newspaper Socialist Resistance together with the International Socialist Group. The SSN is led, amongst others, by Phil Hearse, formerly a central leader of the reunified Fourth International, and former editor of Socialist Outlook.

The degree to which the Network continues to function as a group separate to the broader Socialist Resistance is unclear; the Network continues to operate a email list but its members do not oiperate as a caucus inside Resistance.

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