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On the Electoral Commission’s register

Registered as Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition on the Great Britain register since 27 January 2010. It is registered to stand candidates in England, Scotland and Wales.

Registered officers: Leader, Mr Dave Nellist; Nominating Officer, Mr Clive Heemskerk; Treasurer, Mr Dave Nellist.

The 8 descriptions it may use on ballot papers
  • Trade Unionist and Socialist Candidate
  • Scottish Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
  • Welsh Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
  • Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts
  • Left Unity - Trade Unionists and Socialists (Joint Description with Left Unity)
  • Dundee Against Cuts – TUSC
  • Independent Trade Union and Socialist Candidate
  • Socialist and Trade Union Candidate

As registered with the Electoral Commission, checked 28 September 2026.

Who funds Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

No donations to Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition were reported to the Electoral Commission for the latest full year.

From the Electoral Commission's register of political finance, including local party branches. Parties must report donations over £11,180 (£2,230 for local branches), so smaller gifts do not appear. Public funds include grants such as opposition parties' parliamentary funding. Search the full register.

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition’s accounts

In its statement of accounts for 2025 (the central party), Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition reported income of £4,236 and spending of £2,563, with net assets of £5,109 at the end of the year.

Income and spending, line by line
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition: income, 2025
Income2025
Membership£0
Donations£4,236
Affiliations£0
Fundraising£0
Branch£0
Transfers in£0
Investments£0
Property and rental income/office services£0
Profit/loss on sale of assets£0
Unrealised gains and losses£0
Commercial activities£0
Grant£0
Conference£0
Miscellaneous income£0
Total income£4,236
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition: expenditure, 2025
Expenditure2025
Premises£0
Office£301
Branch£0
Transfers out£0
Staff£0
Fundraising£1,000
Campaigning£1,262
Depreciation£0
Financing charges and taxation£0
Disposal of assets£0
Commercial activities£0
Conferences£0
Miscellaneous£0
Total expenditure£2,563

The central party only: local branches and other accounting units above a set size file their own. Prepared on an cash basis. Published by the Commission on 12 July 2026. The statement · the accounts as filed (PDF).

Loans to Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

No loans to Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition were reported to the Electoral Commission in Q3 2025 to Q2 2026.

Parties report loans and credit facilities over £11,180 (£2,230 for local branches), including to local branches. From the Commission’s register, checked 28 September 2026.

Campaign spending at the 2024 general election

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition reported campaign spending of £1,110 for the UK Parliament general election on 4 July 2024.

  • Rallies and other events: £600
  • Unsolicited material to electors: £360
  • Advertising: £150

The party’s national campaign, in the Commission’s categories; each candidate’s own local spending is reported separately. From the Commission’s register, checked 28 September 2026.

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