Activists from Save Newcastle Libraries, Anti Cuts Network, COR, Unison, Free Education Network and other local campaigns united to march on the first full city council meeting since the cuts were announced. Called by the newly formed Save Newcastle Libraries campaign 150 people marched from the City Library despite snow and cold to the city council
Once there 100 activists occcupied the council chamber and delayed the start of the full council meeting.
THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING
for feature in the chronicle see here
Activist network of workers, students, retired and claimants in and around Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
The network was launched out of the bottom up protests of the students, which others were keen to support and now campaigns against cuts.
We meet every fortnight at organise specifically to oppose cuts to services, jobs and communities.
We aim to coordinate with other local campaigns including campaigns to save Libraries; Youth services; Play services; Pools & Leisure centres; City Hall; Sure Start services etc.
We meet every fortnight at organise specifically to oppose cuts to services, jobs and communities.
We aim to coordinate with other local campaigns including campaigns to save Libraries; Youth services; Play services; Pools & Leisure centres; City Hall; Sure Start services etc.
anticutsnetwork@gmail.com
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