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Block Osborne's Billionaire Budget
National day of action - 8 July
Photo Judy Beishon (Click to enlarge)
Youth Fight Austerity demands:
- End austerity - no to five more years of cuts to jobs, education and public services
- Stop welfare cuts - no compulsory workfare for 18-21 year olds, defend housing benefit
- Fight poverty pay - raise the minimum wage to £10 now, scrap zero-hour contracts
- Defend education - no to cuts and tuition fees
- Democratic rights - stop attacks on the right to strike, protest and other civil liberties. For votes at 16
GET INVOLVED: see www.youthfightforjobs.com
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Youth Fight Austerity budget day protests around the country
Birmingham
Victoria Square at 6pm
Bradford
Centenary Square at 5:30pm
Bristol
The Fountains,
City Centre at 5:30pm
Coventry
Lady Godiva Statue, Broadgate Square at 5:30pm
Grimsby
St James' Square at 5pm
Glasgow
McDonalds, Corner of Union and Argyle Street at 5pm
Huddersfield
Market Cross at 12:30pm
Leeds
City Square at 5pm
Liverpool
McDonalds, Church Street at 12 noon
London
Downing Street at 5pm
Manchester
Queen Victoria Statue, Piccadilly Gardens at 12 noon
Nottingham
Brian Clough Statue,
Market Square at 5pm
Nuneaton
The George Eliot Statue, Newdigate Street at 12:30pm
Sheffield
Outside Town Hall at 4:30pm
Southampton
Bargate at 5:30pm
Hanley (Stoke)
The Clock Tower outside Potteries Shopping Centre at 4pm
Wolverhampton
The Man on the Horse Statue, Queen Square at 12:30pm
York
Exhibition Square at 5pm
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The results of austerity have been graphically demonstrated as public services strain to cope with the crisis.
The government has now ripped up its 'austerity' mantra and turned to policies that not long ago were denounced as socialist. But after the corona crisis, it will try to make the working class pay for it, by trying to claw back what has been given.
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