The local movement against public sector cuts and privatisation took another step forward last night when an open meeting adopted the name
Brent Fightback and drew up plans for a series of actions:
- A petition is being circulated calling on Brent councillors and MPs to join the demonstration in favour of public services that will take place on October 20th when the outcomes of the Autumn Spending Review will be announced
- A coach has been organised to take demonstrators to the Conservative Party Conference on Sunday October 3rd. It will pick up at 8am Kilburn Square; 8.20am Trades Hall, Willesden High Road; 8.45am Brent Town Hall. Tickets will be at least £15 waged, £5 low or unwaged. Book at brentunited@gmail.com
- A model resolution will be circulated to local union branches calling for support for Brent Fightback
- The impact of cuts locally will be publicised by a Brent Fightback newsletter and articles on local blogs including this one
- A Brent Fightback Facebook page will be be set up to share experiences and engage younger people
- Local leaflets and posters publicising the campaign will be produced and the first leafleting will take place at Wembley Park Station at 5pm on Friday 17th September
The next
Brent Fightback Committee meeting will be held on Wednesday September 15th and Open Meeting Tuesday September 21st. Both at the Trades Hall (Apollo Club), 375 Willesden High Road.
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