Communist Party of Britain
The Communist Party of Britain was created in the year 1988, and its founders were once a member of the Communist Party of Great Britain when the latter was beginning to lose its strength in Britain. The leaders of the new Communist Party of Britain accused the CPGB of abandoning their ideals during the time of the revolution, and as if proof to this accusation, the Young Communist League, which is considered as the youth wing of the Communist Party of Great Britain, disintegrated. Furthermore, their paper, The Morning Star, a staunch supporter of the Communist Campaign Group, was also rapidly losing distribution. The year after this continued downfall, the leaders of the Communist Party of Great Britain announced that they are going to abandon the program of the political party, which is the British road to Socialism. But some members of the Communist Party of Great Britain did not take this too well and thought of it as the political party betraying its principle - socialism. Soon after the dissolution of the Communist Party of Great Britain, some members decided to form the Communist Party of Britain.
The breakdown of the Communist Party of Great Britain did a lot of damage though to the movement because division was created and unity between the different parties was difficult to attain. However, the Communist Party of Britain pushed through with their ideals. Now, the Communist Party of Britain has over 900 members and is now considered as the biggest communist party in UK.
