Support trade unions and defend and improve public services
Together for education by National Education Union
A day of celebration, planning and rallying for education
Saturday 22 June 2019
10:30 – 15:00
Central Hall Westminster
Storey’s Gate
London SW1H 9NH
Full event details:
www.eventbrite.com/e/together-for-education-tickets-59221505116
In early June, Stand Up To Racism along with others are preparing to protest Donald Trump’s planned visit to Britain.
Last year, a quarter of a million mobilised to say no to Trump’s
politics of hate and division. This time, we will take to the streets in
even bigger numbers!
Trump is a symbol of the new far right. This is when we take stand together against the Tories’ “hostile environment” here too.
Read article where Stand Up To Racism co convenor Sabby Dhalu explains the importance of the march HERE
Join & share the Facebook event for 4 June demoHERE
Facebook event here.
1. Meet 11.00 on platform at East Finchley . Depart 11.15 – change Tottenham Court Road onto Central Line – to either Bond Street or Marble Arch.
2. Meet 11.00 on platform at Finchley Central. Depart 11.15 – change Tottenham Court Road onto Central Line – to either Bond Street or Marble Arch.
Then 12.15 – 12.30 go to Barnet meeting point at top of Park Lane in front of Marriott Hotel
Support the No Cuts Rally
27th February, 5:30pm
Outside the Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield EN1 3XA
Enfield North Labour Party passed a “No cuts budget” resolution on 17th January. Members are urging the Labour council to refuse to pass the catastrophic Tory cuts that are slashing public services, making an irreparable damage to our community.
The council is preparing to implement further £18 million-worth of Tory cuts, even though it has already cut £178 million since 2010. More vital services will be cut which will affect the poorest and most vulnerable people in Enfield. Already 39% children in our borough live in poverty, according to End Child Poverty coalition – how many more after the newest cuts?
The resolution calls for the council to use all the legal means at their disposal. This includes use of the financial reserves and borrowing powers as well as the demand on the central government to immediately grant funding back to pre-austerity 2010 levels.
The resolution calls for building a local and national campaign of resistance to austerity that should include trade unions, community groups and ordinary residents.
Members are planning a lobby of the council on the budget setting date on 27th February. They are inviting all community groups and residents affected by cuts to join. Austerity is a choice, and it has to stop.
Join Tariq Ali & other spec
ial guests at this protest against Trump’s threats of war on Venezuela – come & loudly say #NoBloodForOil !
Called by Venezuela Solidarity Campaign – Supported by Stop the War Coalition.
This is part of an international series of events against war on Venezuela. VSC is calling this protest at the Bank of England as the Bank is holding $1.3 billion worth of Venezuelan gold (31 tonnes) and is refusing to release it to Venezuela.
Solidarity with our Tube Cleaners
RMT Parliamentary demonstration & rally
Tuesday 29th January 2019
5.00pm: (sharp) Demonstration opposite Parliament (Old Palace Yard, SW1P 3JY)
6.30pm: Rally in the Houses of Parliament
London Underground’s 3000 cleaners have been outsourced to global contractor ABM.
Despite working unsocial hours, in dirty and hazardous conditions, our cleaners are being treated less favourably compared to other workers directly employed by Underground.
That means inferior sick pay, holidays, pensions and travel facilities.
On top of this the cleaning workforce is set to be cut by a third from 3000 to 2000, piling the pressure on these hard-pressed workers.
RMT is holding a demo and rally at Parliament to demand:
The Government’s new 10 year plan for the NHS is unfit for purpose and it’s a key moment to signal to NHS England that we’ll opposing their plans to cut, ration, privatise, sell-off, outsource every step of the way. National Keep Our NHS Public has now launched a Facebook event to support the action called by Lambeth KONPNo matter which way you voted in the original referendum, if you care a
bout ending austerity, if you care about homelessness, if you want to see rail and other privatised utilities taken back into public ownership, then a general election is the only way that this can be done. In short it is driving the Tories from power which is the key question for working people in Britain today.
Assemble: 12 noon outside the BBC Portland Place – Nearest Tube: Oxford Circus.
See you on the streets and don’t forget your #YellowVests
#ToriesOut
#YellowVestsAgainstAusterity
