United To Defend The Right To Protest For All
Over 200 activists squeezed into rooms at Friends Meeting House on Thursday night to show solidarity and organise to defend the right to protest from the sort of oppression we are seeing from the Police and the State.
Tory Hypocrisy on PFI Shines
Despite criticising PFI in opposition and describing the scheme as “discredited”, chancellor George Osborne is due to sign off 40 of these projects this year.
Finding the Facts on PFI
Obtaining information about PFI is both difficult and time consuming despite the coalition’s mission to become the “most open and accessible government in the world”.
Smiley Culture March For Justice
In the wake of the Ian Tomlinson inquest the spotlight is again on the Metropolitan Police with more blood on their hands.
Treasury Committee investigates PFI
An inquiry into the future of the PFI by The Treasury Select Committee is underway. Calls for evidence began on the 8th of March and will continue until April the 28th.
TUC March / direct actions 26 March
Here’s a short film from Reel News covering the events of Saturday 26 March - the huge demo and the direct actions that followed.
The Shock! The Horror! Skirmishes in London
Parts of the ‘progressive’ media are hammering home distinction between ‘good’ protesters and ‘bad’, and - a recent development this - between ‘good’ direct actions and ‘bad’.
PFI: A History of Failure
PFI under New Labour became more about neoliberal dogma than efficiency or any benefit to the public. PFI projects cost much more than conventionally funded projects
What’s wrong with PFI?
Classical economics holds that the private sector is more productive and efficient than government because of competition. But this is simply false. And there are aspects of PFI that completely disprove this assumption.
March for the Alternative
If you’re not sorted for transport to London, it’s hopefully not too late, there’s a big long list of buses running (there may be spaces left), check here.
Haringey Council Occupied!
Several hundred angry residents,workers and service users stage an angry demonstration as Haringey councillors meet to vote on the cuts, then occupy the meeting room.
