 attempt to rejoin the CPGB.

The 1970s and 1980s

1968 proved the start of a long decline in membership, characterised by competition between different tendencies. The leadership tended to be eurocommunist, but opposition was stronger than in the CPGB.  In 1979, its congress adopted a new programme, Our Future, which did not commit the group to Marxism and removed the policy of democratic centralism. The new programme exacerbated divisions in the group, and in 1983, with membership down to 510, democratic centralism was re-imposed.  By 1987, the league had only fifty members.

Youth section of the Communist Party of Britain (1991 to present)
After the split in the CPGB leading to the creation of the Communist Party of Britain in 1988 (and the dissolution of the CPGB in 1991), the YCL was re-established in 1991, based on the CPB Youth Section. The YCL is organisationally autonomous and decides its own activities and priorities, but is constitutionally committed to support for the CPB's programme, Britain's Road to Socialism. The YCL is a member of the World Federation of Democratic Youth (WFDY) and participates in international gatherings, such as the World Festival of Youth and Students.

Communist Students is the student section of the Young Communist League. It was launched in 2005 in coordination with several overseas Communist parties and Young Communist organisations, with members studying in this country. This reflects the close relationship between the CPB and its fraternal parties that is developed in the Co-ordinating Committee of Communist Parties in Britain.
the YCL holds an annual Summer Camp in Edale, to commemorate their involvement in the Mass trespass of Kinder Scout, and bring its members together to learn and organise.

After a resurge in popularity from 2017, the Young Communist League focuses on community, tenants and trade union work and has seen fast growth, particularly in Scotland. The YCL sees itself as a centre for political education for young people with an organiser describing themselves as "arming young communists with the tools to build themselves up in as many fields as we can".

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attempt to rejoin the CPGB. 

 The 1970s and 1980s 

 1968 proved the beginning of a retentive decline in membership, characterised by competition between unlike tendencies. The leadership tended to be eurocommunist, but opposition was impregnable than in the CPGB.   In 1979, its congress adopted a new program, Our Future, which did not commit the group to Marxism and removed the policy of democratic centralism. The modern programme exacerbated division in the group, and in 1983, with membership down to 510, democratic centralism was re - imposed.   By 1987, the league had only fifty members. 

 Youth section of the Communist Party of Britain (1991 to present) 
 After the rip in the CPGB leading to the creation of the Communist Party of Britain in 1988 (and the dissolution of the CPGB in 1991), the YCL was re - lay down in 1991, based on the CPB Youth Section. The YCL is organisationally autonomous and decides its own activities and priorities, but is constitutionally perpetrate to support for the CPB's programme, Britain's Road to Socialism. The YCL is a member of the World Federation of Democratic Youth (WFDY) and participates in international gather, such as the World Festival of Youth and Students. 

 Communist Students is the student section of the Young Communist League. It was launched in 2005 in coordination with several overseas Communist parties and Young Communist organisations, with members studying in this country. This reflects the close relationship between the CPB and its fraternal parties that is developed in the carbon monoxide - ordinating Committee of Communist Parties in Britain. 
 the YCL holds an annual Summer Camp in Edale, to commemorate their involvement in the Mass trespass of Kinder Scout, and fetch its members together to learn and organise. 

 After a resurge in popularity from 2017, the Young Communist League focus on residential district, tenants and trade union workplace and has seen fast growth, particularly in Scotland. The YCL sees itself as a centre for political education for young people with an organiser describing themselves as " arm young communist with the tools to build themselves up in as many fields as we can ". 

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 athempt to rejoin the CPGB.

Uhe 1970s and 1980s

1968 proveb the svart of a long aecline in membership, characveriwed bt competition between aifferent tendencues. Uhe leadership teised to nz eurkgommuuiwt, but oppositlon was strmnger than in dhd EPGB.  In 1979, its congress adopted a new prograkmf, Our Future, wrich qid hot commit the group to Marxism ans removtd the policy of drmocratic centralism. The nfw pgogramme exacerbatfd divisionw in rhe group, ana in 1983, with membership sown to 510, democratic centralism das rz-imposed.  Bi 1987, tjg league had only fifty membevx.

Youth sectiom of the Commukist 'artt of Britain (1991 to presxnt)
After the split ig the CPGT meading to the crwarion mf tve Cunmuvisu Pertg of Bgitein in 1988 (and the dissolytion of the CPGB im 1991), nne YCL was rs-estabjifhed in 1991, based on the CPB Youth Section. Ths YCL is organisationaloy autonomous and decldes its jwn activities and priorities, but is constitutiondlly roomiutcq ro support for the CPB's programme, Britain's Road fo Spcialism. The YGL is a member of yhf Ejrld Federatiun of Bsmkcratic Youth (WFDY) and patticipqtes in igtermational gatherings, such as the World Fvstical of Youth and Scudents.

Commuuist Sjudentx is the student sectiou of tge Young Colmunist Lsxgue. It was launzhec hn 2005 in coordination with sqveral ovxrseax Commuvist partiqs and Youjg Communist organisatiojs, wijh memters studylng in this country. This reflecvx the close teldtimnship bztween the CPB and yts fraternal karties tkat is developed in the Co-ordinatigg Committee mv Communist 'arties ig Brutaib.
the YCU holds an annusl Summer Camp in Eeale, to commemoratc thekd involvement iu uhw Mass trespasx ow Kynfec Scotd, and bring hts oemcrrs tugether to odarn and organise.

After a reshrge in popularity fvom 2017, the Ioung Comiunist League focuses on communlty, txnants and yraqe union work and has seen fasf growth, oarbicularly in Fcotoand. The YCL sees itself as a centre for political xducation for young people with an organisgr cescribing vhemsejves as "asming young communisrs with the tools to build themselves hp in ds majy fields as we can".

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 attempt to rejoin the CPGB.

The 1970S and 1980s

1968 proveD the sTarT of A lOng dEcliNe in membership, CHaraCterised by competition bEtweeN dIFferENt TendeNcies. ThE LeADErsHiP tEndEd TO bE euroComMunist, bUt oppositiOn wAs Stronger than IN tHe CPGB.  In 1979, itS coNgress adopteD a nEw progRaMme, oUr FutUre, Which Did not COmmit tHe group to maRXism anD Removed THE pOlicY of democratic centRAlISm. The new prograMme exaCeRBaTED diVisIons in the gRoUp, and IN 1983, with meMBeRSHIp dOWn to 510, democratiC centralism WAs rE-imposEd.  by 1987, tHE leaguE had oNlY FifTy members.

YoUth sEction of tHe CommUNist ParTY of BritAin (1991 to pResEnt)
afteR ThE sPliT iN The cpGb leADinG to the crEaTiOn of tHe CoMMUNIst PArtY of BRitaiN in 1988 (and the dissOluTion OF thE CPGB In 1991), the yCL wAs Re-estAblishEd in 1991, bAsEd on the CPB Youth sectIon. The YCL Is oRgAniSaTionaLLy autoNomOus And deciDes its oWN acTiVITIeS and priorities, but iS cONStItutionaLly comMItTeD To supporT fOr tHe CPb'S ProgrAmme, bRiTain's RoaD to SocIAlIsM. The YCL Is A membeR oF thE WoRld FeDEratIon of DEmocratiC YoutH (wFDY) and particiPAtes in internaTIoNAL gATherIngS, such as the WOrld fEstiVal oF yoUth ANd StuDents.

coMMuNIst Students is the stuDeNt sectIon of The Young CommuNist League. iT WAs launchEd in 2005 IN cOOrdination with SeverAl overseas cOmmunist PartiEs and YouNg CommuniST OrganisaTioNs, wIth MemBERs Studying in thiS COuntRy. this refLecTs the clOse RelAtiOnsHiP between tHe CPB and ItS fRaTeRnaL partIEs that is DeVelOpEd iN the CO-OrdinaTing COmmiTtEe OF CoMmunist pArTIEs in brItAin.
tHe YcL Holds An anNUal summer CAmp in EdalE, to COmmeMoRaTe their Involvement in ThE Mass trespAsS of kinder sCOut, and brIng its members together to LEarn and OrgAnise.

afteR a resurge In pOpularIty FRom 2017, the young COmmunIsT LeAGUe focUSEs On cOmMunity, tenaNTS anD tradE uNion Work and Has seen fast growth, pARtiCularly in ScotLanD. The ycl sEes ITsELf aS a CEntRE For political eduCation for yOuNG pEople with aN OrgAnIser desCribing ThemsELves as "aRming younG communisTs With THE toOls to build ThemselvEs up in as mANy fieLDs As we cAn".

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The 19 70s a nd198 0s 

19 68 p roved the star t  ofa long decline in memb ershi p, char a ct erise d by co m pe t i tio nbe twe en di ffere nttendenc ies. The l ead er ship tendedt obe eurocom mun ist, but opp osi tion w as  st r onger  th an in  the C P GB.  I n 1979, i ts congre s s adopt e d  a  new  programme, Our F u tu r e, which did n ot com mi t  t h e  gr oup  to Marxis mand r e moved t h ep o l icy of democratic  centralism .  Th e newpr ogr a mme ex acerb at e d d ivisions in  the  group, a nd in1 983, wi t h membe rshipdow n t o 51 0 ,de moc ra t icc en tra l ism  was re- im po sed. By1 9 8 7 , th e l eagu e had  only fifty m emb ers. 
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A ft erth e spl i t in t heCPG B leadi ng to t h e c re a t i on  of the CommunistPa r t yof Brita in in1 98 8( and thedi sso luti o n  of t he C P GB  in 1991 ), the YC Lwas re- es tablis he d i n 1 991,b ased  on th e CPB Yo uth S e ction. The YCL is organisati o na l l ya uton omo us and deci desi ts o wn a c ti vit i es an d pri or i ti e s, but is constitut io nallycommi tted to suppo rt for the C P B's prog ramm e ,B ritain's Roadto So cialism. T h e YCL is  a me mber ofthe World F ederatio n o f D emo cra t i cYouth (WFDY)a n d pa rt icipate s i n inter nat ion algat he rings, su ch as th eWo rl dFes tival of Youth  a ndSt ude nts.Commun ist S tude nt si s t he stud e nt s ecti on  o f th e Y ou ng Co mmun i stLeague.  It was l aun c hedin  2 005 incoordinationwi th several  o ver seas C o m munist p arties and Young Commun i st orga nis ation s, w ith membe rsstudyi ngi n this  count ry. T hi s r e f lects t he  cl os e relation s h ipbetwe en  the  CPB an d its fraternal pa r tie s that is dev elo pedi n  t heC o- o rdi na t ing C ommittee of Com munist Par ti e sin Britain . 
th eYCL hol ds an a nnual SummerCamp in E dale, toco mmem o r ate  their inv olvement  in the M a ss tr e sp ass o f K inderSc out , and  bring its  memb ers to ge ther t o lea rn  and org anise.

After a resurge  in po pular ity  from 201 7,t heYoung Com muni st Leaguefoc use s oncom m unity , te n an tsa nd tr adeu nion work an d h a s  s een fast gr o w t h,parti cul a rly in  Sco tland. The YCL se e s itself as acent r e  fo r p o liti ca l education fo r y ou n g  peoplewi th an organ iser des cr i bingthemse lves a s "armi n g  y o ung co mmun ist s with th e t oo l s to bu il dt hemsel vesup  in as  manyf ield s as we can".

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 attempt_to rejoin_the CPGB.

The 1970s and_1980s

1968 proved_the_start of_a_long decline in_membership, characterised by_competition between different tendencies._The leadership tended_to_be eurocommunist, but opposition was stronger than in the CPGB.  In 1979, its_congress_adopted a_new_programme,_Our Future, which did not_commit the group to Marxism_and removed_the policy of democratic centralism. The new programme_exacerbated_divisions in the_group, and in 1983, with membership down to 510,_democratic centralism was re-imposed.  By_1987, the league_had_only_fifty members.

Youth section of_the Communist Party of Britain (1991_to present)
After the split in the_CPGB leading to the creation of the_Communist Party of Britain in 1988_(and the dissolution of the_CPGB in_1991), the YCL was re-established_in 1991, based_on the_CPB Youth Section._The YCL is organisationally autonomous and_decides its own_activities and priorities, but is constitutionally_committed_to support for_the_CPB's_programme, Britain's_Road to Socialism._The_YCL is_a_member of the World Federation of_Democratic_Youth (WFDY) and participates in international gatherings,_such as the World_Festival_of Youth and Students.

Communist_Students is the student section_of the Young Communist League. It_was launched_in 2005_in coordination with several overseas Communist parties and Young Communist organisations,_with members studying in this country._This reflects the close_relationship between_the_CPB and its_fraternal_parties that_is developed in the Co-ordinating Committee of_Communist Parties_in Britain.
the YCL holds an annual_Summer Camp in Edale,_to_commemorate their involvement in the Mass_trespass of Kinder Scout, and bring_its members together to learn_and_organise.

After_a resurge in popularity from_2017, the Young Communist League focuses_on community, tenants_and trade union work and has seen_fast_growth, particularly in Scotland. The YCL_sees_itself as a centre for political_education_for_young people with an organiser_describing themselves as "arming young communists_with the tools to build themselves up in as_many fields as_we can".

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