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Livestream: South London People’s Assembly Conference 2014.

 

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South London People’s Assembly Conference. Saturday 4 October at Lambeth Town Hall, Brixton.

Great report of Saturday’s fantastic South London People’s Assembly in South West Londoner! More pictures to follow! Thanks to everyone who came down to take part in discussions on austerity and housing, disability, young people, the NHS, benefit justice and the living wage. Now it’s all about action – in the final plenary the assembly voted to campaign on the living wage and for a march for housing in early 2015.
http://www.swlondoner.co.uk/diane-abbot-attacks-social-cleansing-policy-admits-yet-decide-whether-shell-stand-mayor-south-london-peoples-assembly-brixton/

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On Saturday 21 June, 50,000 people marched against austerity in London in a demonstration called by The People’s Assembly and supported by unions including the NUT, Unite, PCS & FBU. Russell Brand and Len McCluskey among others spoke at a rally in Parliament Square.

The next South London People’s Assembly is on Saturday 4 October at Lambeth Town Hall, Brixton.

This year’s speakers include:
Diane Abbott MP
Paula Peters, DPAC
Betty Joseph, NUT
Rob Lugg, Ritzy Striker
Roger Hutt, Doncaster Care UK
Romayne Phoenix, co-chair of the People’s Assembly

Workshop topics will include the living wage, housing and public services. Come and help us plan our actions and campaigns for the coming year.

Find out more about the People’s Assembly and meet other activists.

Over 300 people came to last year’s South London People’s Assembly in December 2013, in New Cross, bringing together fantastic speakers, a wide range of anti-cuts campaigns and hundreds of South London activists.

Opening Plenary

Workshop: Privatisation of Public Services.

Workshop: London’s Housing Crisis.

Closing plenary.

 

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