Trade Union speakers including the NHS, teachers, fire fighters, local council and civil service workers, Labour and Green party. Plus live music. Assemble outside United Reformed Church, Lowestoft (next to the Volunteer pub at top end of precinct.
The next organising meeting for the Scrap The Cap demonstration is on Wednesday 13th September, 7.30pm in the upstairs room at the United Reformed Church, London Road North (next to The Volunteer pub), NR32 1HB.
A coach has been booked leaving GT Yarmouth Troll Cart at 9am with further pick ups at Lowestoft Royal Green at 9-30 and then at Beccles Bus station at 9-45 with possible pick up at Bungay if required? Please contact Richard Chilvers WTUC Sec for seats on landline 01502 574010 or 07517544669 No charge but…
The next organising meeting for the Scrap The Cap demonstration is on Tuesday 29 August, 7.30pm in the upstairs room at the United Reformed Church, London Road North (next to The Volunteer pub), NR32 1HB.
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